Animate Anything in Photoshop - Turn Photo into Slow Motion Videos Tutorial

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Welcome, everyone! In this photoshop tutorial, I'll guide you through creating mesmerizing animations in Photoshop. Transform still images into captivating slow-motion videos. Let's dive into the steps:
Choose a picture with a waterfall and use Quick Mask mode to select it.
Turn off Quick Mask, invert the selection, and copy the waterfall (Ctrl/Command + J).
Erase unwanted parts around the waterfall to isolate it.
Convert the copied waterfall layer to a Smart Object for animation.
Open the Timeline, create a Video Timeline, and edit the Smart Object layer.
Adjust the timeline duration (e.g., 2.15 seconds).
Create keyframes to make the waterfall move using Free Transform.
Use transitions for smooth looping (e.g., 1.23 seconds fade).
Group the animated layers for organization.
Duplicate and arrange the groups for seamless looping.
Next, introduce mist animation:
Select misty area, copy it (Ctrl/Command + J), and name it 'mist.'
Convert the mist layer to a Smart Object.
Add keyframes and transform the mist layer for movement.
Apply transitions at both ends with the same durations.
Group duplicated mist layers and arrange them for smooth looping.
Add layer mask to the mist group to control its visibility.
Place the mist group above the water group for an ethereal effect.
Preview and Export:
Play the animation and enjoy your creation.
Export the animation as a video by going to "File" - "Export" - "Render Video."
Customize video settings as desired and render the animation.
Congratulations! You've turned a static image into a captivating slow-motion video. If you're interested in seeing this effect in action, let me know in the comments. If there's enough interest, I'll create a demonstration within a week.
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[@psdesireYT]

If you want this animated effect in action, let me know in the comments. If a lot of people are interested, I'll do action to this effect for free 😎

[@nikiellisdesignsllc]

An Action would be wonderful - thanks!

[@vladimirorodrigues]

this called cinemagraph no ?

[@TrueGaxArtz]

yes please!

[@TerryHughes-u4m]

Absolutely for sure!

[@illanbecker_Official]

Thanks, that's really cool, thanks for sharing. Been using photoshop for 17 year and never animated anything more than a gif in there 😅
Really cool effect. I'm busy working on a project where I'm trying to animate a sunset image to night and the to sunrise and its really challenging. Do you or anyone have any tips? I'd like to try this technique maybe it can create a cool effect

[@sweetkidd06]

Great video Bro and yeah an action would be great. Thanks!!!

[@AnilPatel-tu2qj]

Great stuff and high skills. Yes, action would be great. Thank you

[@fidelrodriguez7964]

THE G.O.A.T!!!! Amazing!

[@rayiram8544]

An action for this would be great!

[@sandipkore237]

Thanks for this amazing INFO

[@dvenkatraj6876]

Wonderful sir, thanks for this tutorial

[@jonatanaugust6793]

So good, thank you!

[@newellfeds]

Thanks for this amazing tutorial ......

[@psdesireYT]

My pleasure 😊

[@ricardooliveira-tj2xq]

Spectacular.

[@molugusatyapriya2]

Fantastic Photoshop tutorial on turning still images into slow-motion films! The lesson makes it simple to produce stunning slow-motion effects by breaking down the steps into manageable segments.

[@TerryHughes-u4m]

That is impressive!

[@emirjoshuaoyama]

Thank you, dear teacher, the video was very good.❤

[@gfagamalibrahim3542]

Thank you, the video was perfect.

[@waky123]

amazing tutorial

[@SouthbayCreations]

Great tutorial! Thank you very much! An action to do it would be fantastic!! 🙌🙌

[@JanKowalski-rf5hy]

SUPER!!!!

[@sahilak4351]

Beautifully done ❤

[@KaiWenFranklin]

Hello, I have a question. Could you do something like this, but say you deleted the image of the waterfall and instead add a video into the project and have the video play in the background and show in the area where the waterfall was? I hope this makes sense. Thanks

[@psdesireYT]

Cool idea!

[@BostonFeliksovich]

👍👍👍

[@knocka007]

Amazing I'm going to try this on my images. Is there an action also now ? Thank you

[@DethronerX]

Thank you! How do we change frame rate and speed at the same time?
I imported a DPX Image sequence of video shot at 18fps and it changed project to 29.97fps and plays very fast, because duration decreased. I want to convert it back to 18fps, because the Photoshop option does not stretch video, so please help.
I tried CapCut, it has a speed option, but the available frame rates don't go below 24fps and the Speed option doesn't show frame rates. Please help, thanks.

[@jayl8818]

Yes to action

[@Muralidharachar]

❤ 👌 Hi i want know which version you are using this animated video...

[@psdesireYT]

Ps 2023 version

[@Muralidharachar]

👍 Sir can we do this animation in CS6 version

[@Truthbethesaviour]

Awesome

[@stephensakai1081]

cool

[@mortezanajafi8430]

👌👌

[@cristinavillegasc]

Do you know how to animate a photoshop effect? :(

[@filemoncerezo6090]

yes please

[@creativemind-ws4nk]

sir i did same but photoshop hanging

[@koteshstudio]

action plz bro

[@miralayart]

Your way hard.

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