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 A lovely anon asked me to do a tutorial how to blend two gif scenes together and create a color change from black & white to color. I am not a photoshop or giffing pro but I will try my best to explain it to you. If you ever have more questions feel always free to jump in my askobox, anytime. This tutorial requires the basic knowledge for gif making, sharpening and saving gifs. I am using the kmplayer to make my screencaps from my BluRays. For the gifs I am using photoshop cs6 portable. It should work on all photoshop version though.

This tutorial will show you how to turn these two gifs: 

Into this:

Tutorial by itsphotoshop.

Anonymous asked how to make this.

I use Photoshop CS6.

Today I’m going to show you how to make a gif inside a gif :) You do need to have a basic knowledge of how to make a gif, but if you don’t, next tutorial is going to be a super-detailed tutorial on how to make a proper gif. It’s really easy once you get the hang of it. :) 

this is a tutorial explaining how to make a gif like this:

- you need to know how to make gifs and generally use photoshop (i’m using photoshop cc)- you need timeline- please like/reblog if this helped you, these take time to make- let me know if you have any questions and i’ll be happy to help :)

anonymous asked me to make a tutorial on how to make gifs like these, and this tutorial was really really long and for some reason tumblr read mores are not working for me, so i put it on livejournal!

Many people asked me (while I was on break) how to make lineart gifs. It is very easy, I learned it accidentally. I decided to write this tutorial, BUT my English is horrible and my photoshop in Russian (I tried to transfer), but I hope you’ll understand it xd

OK here goes nothin (sorry if this gets confusing my PS is being a little bitch rn so idk)

so I’m gonna be showing how to do these kind of gifs:

As requested, here is a tutorial on how to remove backgrounds from a gif to get from this: 

to this: 

The PSD will be provided at the end of the tutorial.

Outcome:

  Difficulty: Advanced

Program Used: Adobe Photoshop CS6

What you must know: Basic GIF-making process and Combining GIFs in one canvas

Requested by: emii-chaan 

like this motion blur effect on this gif

(x) hey! there are really hundrets of ways how you can make these gifs, but this is basically how i end up doing them/what i’ve learned with time:

if you want to make an image show up on a dark background/get rid of the dark background, set it to “screen” (or “lighten”, play around with the settings until you think it looks good)

if you want to make an image show up on a bright background/get rid of the bright background, set it to “multiply” (or “darken” again, play around with the settings)

“soft light” and “overlay” are setting you can test out, too, it all depends on the source material you got)

not every scene is suitable to be blend together, if you don’t think a scene is 100% perfect for this, use a different one, but, you can always try out adding a new layer and brighten or darken parts of your gif with black or white

personal tip: have the colouring ready before you blend gifs together, you’ll see better how it will end up and sometimes it reduces the cleaning up you will have to do

i haven’t saved any of the psd files but as far as i can see almost all of the gifs i made are blend together on a dark background, so i should have used screen or lighten. i tried to re-create the first gif:

these are how the gifs look like separately:

both scenes are rather dark, but! the upper part of the second gif (I’ll just call it the group) is much brighter than the lower part, which will help us a lot making certain parts stand out,alright, make sure both of your gifs are converted into “smart filters”, after i duplicated one of the gifs into the file of the other, i’ve set the gif with the group to “screen”

my gif looks like this now:

well, since we can’t make out their faces anymore we are going to get rid of the bright parts, add a “layer mask” to the gif you’ve set to screen and paint with a black brush on the parts you want to delete!

now my gif looks like this!

this is how i ended up doing every gif of the gifset, except for the green gif. you see the flying hovercraft above of prim’s head, right? the hovercraft is rather dark and the background of the scene was bright, i’ve set the gif to “multiply” or “darken” and it should basically ended up like you can see it now, i’ve possibly deleted parts through a layer mask though like i’ve shown before.

A lot of people have been asking me how I make overlay gifs. I’ve tried to explain as best as I could but I am one to admit that i’m very shit at explaining and teaching things, so sorry if I completely mess this up. I have pictures though! 

requested by anonymous

based on this gifset

please, reblog or like if you find this helpful :)

how to make this:

and this:

You’ll need:

Photoshop (I’m using Photoshop CS5 Extended)

to know how to make basic gifs.