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impossible to make a title slide in photoshop cc

  • June 6, 2017
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I am still trying to make a title slide with a blue background to tack onto a video in Photoshop CC. I got one answer, cannot find it now, but it did not help. All I want is for a a blue title slide with text to precede the 10 videos that I have successfully  stitched and transitioned etc. I get transparent slides and ones that go over the graphics. The time line jumps over it and omits some ot the video part. Sometimes the video lines simply disappear.. Is there a program that can do this like the now defunct Windows movie maker. It was quite easy to add title slides to it but there were other problems with making the videos, such as converting it to a DVD.

I have had great success with both Lightroom and Photoshop CC up until now

Please help, quite frustrated, as there seem to be no clear tutorials either on Lynda nor via google.

Thanks

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    Correct answer racecardriversr

    Text/type is always on it's own layer (with a transparent/alpha "background"). If you want a blue background, you'll need a separate layer/video track with blue on it, that sits beneath the type layer/video track on the timeline.

    For example:

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    racecardriversrCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    June 6, 2017

    Text/type is always on it's own layer (with a transparent/alpha "background"). If you want a blue background, you'll need a separate layer/video track with blue on it, that sits beneath the type layer/video track on the timeline.

    For example:

    Inspiring
    June 6, 2017

    Oh, but if you want just a "slide", you could create an image with a Type layer and a blue filled layer. Merge or flatten those layers, so that it's one layer. Bring that image into your timeline.