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~daChaosKitty Feb 4, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
@04:58I tend to animate in Photoshop because it's what I'm familiar with. Also, I really don't care for Flash in the slightest. I've tried animation in video programs, but I can't get an onionskin effect on them that I can edit, right then and there, and the programs I have tried that had onionskinning, and were for animation, came out with wonky video results. I mean, since it's a photo-editing program, why draw in it, as opposed to Illustrator?

Short answer: I trust Photoshop, and I'm comfortable with it.
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`BrokenTutorials Jan 28, 2013  Student Digital Artist
@10:31Ah. That makes sense. :lol:
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~animegirl007 Jan 26, 2013
@05:24Thanks for the tips :nod:
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~fractal2cry Jan 25, 2013
@06:40cool u have a crazy voice like russell brown (ps tuts guy) ty 4 doin this
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Animation the CS6 Wayby `BrokenTutorials

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I went through hell to put this damn thing together. Once again, the original version looked sooooo much better, but due to dA's 200MB size cap, it was not meant to be. /complaining

Anywhos.

This tutorial is for Photoshop CS6.


Nothing seen here matters for past versions. Get over it. :P

Animating in Photoshop For Idiots


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:icondachaoskitty:
~daChaosKitty Feb 4, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
@04:58I tend to animate in Photoshop because it's what I'm familiar with. Also, I really don't care for Flash in the slightest. I've tried animation in video programs, but I can't get an onionskin effect on them that I can edit, right then and there, and the programs I have tried that had onionskinning, and were for animation, came out with wonky video results. I mean, since it's a photo-editing program, why draw in it, as opposed to Illustrator?

Short answer: I trust Photoshop, and I'm comfortable with it.
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`electricjonny Jan 28, 2013  Hobbyist Photographer
@10:31Heh, 29.976 FPS is due to a rather old, but valid, analog NTSC video system. In short, when the NTSC went from black & white into color, they had to fidget a bit, and to get the colors necessary, they had to drop the frame rate by a little.

So for the 24FPS camp of videos, I would guess it's the same story: they had to drop it a bit to account for color.



Just a random bit of FYI for ya :G
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`BrokenTutorials Jan 28, 2013  Student Digital Artist
@10:31Ah. That makes sense. :lol:
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~animegirl007 Jan 26, 2013
@05:24Thanks for the tips :nod:
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*zmote Jan 26, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Just a quick question, how do you upload movies in mp4 format? Do you need to get some special permission from dA?
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`BrokenTutorials Jan 26, 2013  Student Digital Artist
Yes,
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~fractal2cry Jan 25, 2013
@06:40cool u have a crazy voice like russell brown (ps tuts guy) ty 4 doin this
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