How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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7 total messages Started by Frank Delfino Sun, 19 Nov 2006 01:53

#314

Author: Frank Delfino
Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 01:53

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Please help,

I am new to photoshop and imagready and need some help. I opened a .mov file in Imageready and would like to apply a filter to all frames within the animation. However, when I select all the frames, the filter is only applied to the first frame. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. Thanks,

Frank

Re: How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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Author: LenHewitt
Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 11:23

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LAYERS hold CONTENT. FRAMES determine which content is visible.

If you wish to change CONTENT then you change the LAYER, not the frame

Re: How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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Author: Impatience21
Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2007 16:41

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Len does this mean filters must be applied layer by layer and not all layers at once ? If there is a way, can you or anybody explain how to apply filters to all layers in an animation at once?

Re: How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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Author: deebs
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2007 23:45

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I guess there are several ways but it seems very helpful if the file can be saved as a PSD (File > Save as)

Once it is a PSD file you can do stuff to it in Photoshop.

I tried some global settings to see what would happen:

1 - Image > mode > grayscale

2 - Image > mode > Duotone

3 - pick the combination you like

4 - Image > mode > RGB

5 - save as .... .PSD

6 - close

7 - open in ImageReady

I think Sets will do something pleasant but I've got to try it yet.

Re: How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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Author: deebs
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2007 23:52

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Hmmm (for filters) - maybe record an action then apply it to each layer in turn?

Re: How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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Author: deebs
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 2007 00:49

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I didn't realise that Photoshop and ImageReady supported nested sets (CS).

These too can add to a toolbox of effects. It would be pleasant if Filters could be applied to a single layer, a collection of layers or to all layers.

Maybe you should post a feature request?

Re: How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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Author: Kensensei
Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2007 19:58

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Frank
That's a frustrating problem which I have myself. When applying the filters to a video clip, I have just clicked through the frames, then selected each layer manually. Then hit ctrl+F to apply the last filter.
It's tedious and time-consuming. As yet I am not aware of any faster way of doing it.

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