DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND IMAGING WEEK 10
25/11/2024 / Week 10
Christopher Jayson Tan / 0378500
Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media / Taylor's University
Project 10/Exercises
INDEX
- Lectures
- Tutorial
- Practical
- Reflection
LECTURES
We got a lecture related to using Adobe After Effects that is related to using keyframes and creating a really simple animation by manipulating individual layers and images.
TUTORIAL
1. Download the PSD composition below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1etLC49TGicn1FdLF4KRla_GzQJjFqksp/view?usp=sharing
2. Import the W10_ANIMATE.psd into Adobe After Effects.
3. Create a composition setting 1080 px (Width) x 1920 px (Height), Duration 15 second
4. Create a keyframe animation to the layers using Position (P), Scale (S) & Masking path.
5. Render output: Quicktime (.MOV) or .MP4
6. Upload your exercise into your Youtube Channel.
7. Update your progress and video to your E-Portfolio blog.
8. Attach your E-Portfolio link on this Submission.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1etLC49TGicn1FdLF4KRla_GzQJjFqksp/view?usp=sharing
2. Import the W10_ANIMATE.psd into Adobe After Effects.
3. Create a composition setting 1080 px (Width) x 1920 px (Height), Duration 15 second
4. Create a keyframe animation to the layers using Position (P), Scale (S) & Masking path.
5. Render output: Quicktime (.MOV) or .MP4
6. Upload your exercise into your Youtube Channel.
7. Update your progress and video to your E-Portfolio blog.
8. Attach your E-Portfolio link on this Submission.
PRACTICAL
I started by making new folders and naming them for their purpose, after that i imported the Adobe Photoshop file.
Next i changed the composition so that it is proper and then gave the circle layers a rotation and position keyframe. I made them spin 360 degrees and made them go up and down.
I also gave an opacity keyframe to the fish so that it would go transparent and after that i am done.
REFLECTION
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