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Article #1783Re: Actions/scripting for animation....
From: Jeffrey_Tranberry
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 23:05
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 23:05
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You could use ImageReady to get everything into a PSD using File>Import>Folder as Frames. This would let you choose a folder of all your scans and turn it into an ImageReady animations. One you have all the scans in a PSD as an animation you can use ImageReady to export the whole thing to a QuickTime file for further editing in an NLE. ImageReady also lets you select all the layers and you can use it's align tools to align your images.
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