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December 31, 2022
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Cinematic translation effect

  • December 31, 2022
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Dear Adobe community,

 

Currently, I am working on my project, and since I am a self-learner, I do not usually ask for help. But this time, either my ambitions have led me down a blind alley, or I do not know. However, part of my project consists of a copy of a hieroglyph (please see attached) and instead of adding subtitles (what part of the section says), my idea is to zoom in on a quote that I want to be translated into a cinematic way and change the part of the hieroglyphs to English. Any ideas? Hopefully, it makes sense what I said. Thank you

 

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Correct answer Mylenium

And what does "cinematic" mean? Text burning through? Text magically translating letter by letter? You need to explain more specifically what you actually want. That said, start by preparing your document in Photoshop - extract the text, slice up the letters you need to replace and put them on their own layers, restore the papyrus texture so you have a background on which to set your new text.

 

Mylenium 

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Legend
December 31, 2022

And what does "cinematic" mean? Text burning through? Text magically translating letter by letter? You need to explain more specifically what you actually want. That said, start by preparing your document in Photoshop - extract the text, slice up the letters you need to replace and put them on their own layers, restore the papyrus texture so you have a background on which to set your new text.

 

Mylenium 

Participant
December 31, 2022

Dear Mylenium,

Yes, I meant magically translating  hieroglyph letters to English letters. I will start working on it, and thanks for your help.

 

Marcin