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Klаus
Inspiring
Jan 1, 2025 9:09 AM UTC
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STRG-D (blending) is not doing what I want :-(

Hi there!

Assume an imported 30 seconds Photoshop »frame animation«, which actually consists of 60 shots showing a certain working process.

I did manage to do some stabilizing (by »Warp Stabilizer«) throughout the sequence.

But how to create a blending effect between each pair of those 60 stills? I try the STRG-D method on the entire sequence, but the result was some weird »Analyze Banner« printed across nearly every single frame.

What did I do wrong with blending? How to do it better?

Thanks a lot!

Klаus
KlаusCorrect answer
Inspiring
Jan 2, 2025 7:11 AM UTC

Instead of using STRG-D on the whole 60-frame-sequence, I used it on pair after pair of the frames. Had to do it 59 times, but that wasn’t too tedious.

The still slightly unstabilized images did no longer bother the eye, after that.

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Klаus
KlаusAuthor
Inspiring
Jan 1, 2025 7:34 PM UTC

I found a solution meanwhile.

Thank you.

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Rag and Bone
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Community Expert
Jan 1, 2025 7:48 PM UTC

Please tell us, in order to help others.

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Klаus
KlаusAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
Jan 2, 2025 7:11 AM UTC

Instead of using STRG-D on the whole 60-frame-sequence, I used it on pair after pair of the frames. Had to do it 59 times, but that wasn’t too tedious.

The still slightly unstabilized images did no longer bother the eye, after that.

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Ann Bens
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Community Expert
Jan 1, 2025 11:26 AM UTC

What is Strg-d method?

You cannot use Warp Staiblizer WS on single still frames.

Try and nest first then apply WS.

 

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Klаus
KlаusAuthor
Inspiring
Jan 1, 2025 12:07 PM UTC

Maybe you’re right. Seems I only imagined some progress in terms of image stability 😞

 

STRG-D seems to be meant to insert some »standard cross-dissolve« between portions of a clip.

 

Not sure though what nest first means, sorry.

 

So what is the proper way for me to improve the image stability of my former Photoshop frame animation?

 

What is the proper way then to add some cross-dissolve effect between the frames?

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Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
Jan 1, 2025 4:29 PM UTC

If you put a cross dissolve on a cut and dont trim the ends back you wont see anything happen. It uses duplicate frames.

Its all gueswork as I do not see any screenshots of what it all consists of.

This frame animation, is it a video file or what?

Post screenshot entire UI and where we clearly see the timeline.

Post screenshot of media properties and sequence settings.

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