Fragment a Video Clip in Photoshop CS6

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Video: Fragment a Video Clip in Photoshop CS6

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, I'm going to show you how you can fragment a video clip in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7. As you can see, I've already imported video to Photoshop CS6. The preview is on the canvas, the timeline is at the bottom, and the layers are listed on the right-hand side.

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   Ensure that the correct layer is selected

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   Click the layer on the right-hand side to select it.

   

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   Ensure that the layer has been converted to a smart object

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   This basically flattens the layer, so we are working with one big frame for our video clip, rather than lots of little frames. Consult our tutorial on converting a layer to a smart object in Photoshop CS6 for more information.

   

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   Click "Filter"

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   It can be found in the navigation bar that runs along the top of the program.

   

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   Hover over "Pixelate"

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   Click "Fragment"

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   Look at the canvas

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   It has applied a filter over the top. We are not allowed to toggle this one, but we can see it has been added to the layer in the layer list on the right-hand side.

   

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   This is a VisiHow video

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   I've just shown you how you can add a fragment filter to a video clip in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to add them to the section below, and we'll do our best to get back to you.

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