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Hi everyone! I got an ask from @adamusydneys about how I coloured the scene from my header.
The scene in question started with an ugly yellow filter which can be super annoying to colour correct. Luckily I still had the psd open with all my colouring layers so should be easy to go layer by layer with what I did
Tutorial below the cut as this is screenshot heavy
Full disclaimer - there is no real set method for what I do to colour my gifs, as it changes depending on the gif and my mood. In the case of this gif I used lots of selective colour layers, but I have also used channel mixer in the past to correct similar issues or have done most of the correction in curves (like in my basic gif tut). I will also add in the case of my header gif, I applied the previous colouring from my theolizzy gifset, so I'll try and recreate how I got the curves but it may not be exact.
Step 1: Start with your base gif sharpened and ready to colour
I always start any gif with a Curves layer.
I select the white eyedropper tool and select a white point on the gif to get a base to begin my colouring.
For this gif I selected the bit of confetti in the red box
This is what the result of the curves was there
As it can be seen this added some brightness but the scene is still very yellow
To start with I go into my curves layer and start by manually adjusting the RGB channels.
Normally to get rid of yellow, I would add more blue. But this will not work for this scene. This is what happens when adding more blue:
So instead of just adding more blue I go into each channel and adjust to get a better foundation for what I can colour later.
I started with the green
Then added more red in
then added a bit more blue
After that I went into the main channel and dragged the little black slider down to add some depth/contrast
This is what my final curves layer looked like
My next step is to add a Vibrance layer (which I do for all my gifs)
After that I started working in the selective colour layers. As the tint is quite strong I used a lot of layers and built upon them.
For the first selective colour I adjusted the reds and yellows
These adjustments resulted in this, which is already looking more natural but needs some more adjustment still
I went back in the reds and yellows again and adjusted further
leading to this which is a pretty good result:
The gif now is mostly colour corrected but I still want to do some minor adjustments (cos I'm a perfectionist) so I make another selective colour layer.
This time I just add some more cyan to the reds, which is a small change but neutralises a bit of the shadows which were too bright for me
Next I take out some more yellow as the tint is still there a bit
The above is pretty good, but I decided I wanted to do another curves layer on top to do a final bit of colour correction.
I manually went into each colour channel and adjusted as so:
I started by adding more blue as now I can use this to get rid of the remaining tint without it looking weird
the gif was now slightly magenta/pink so I added a bit of green to balance it out and slid the bottom slider a bit to add some depth back into the shadows
Then I added some red. I also dragged the black bar at the bottom to add a bit more depth/cyan to the shadows.
This is the final result of the basic colouring for the scene I did.
Since you also asked about the header in particular I'll expand on how I did the pink colouring for the header. tumblr is telling me this post has too many images so i'll include this info in a reblog as part 2 :)
Hi! I feel like I haven't seen an updated gif-making tutorial in a hot minute, or there are ones that I find that are how I do not make my gifs at all. LOL. I want to bring about the resurgence and renaissance of the beautiful world of Tumblr, and giffing.
This is (hopefully) going to be a helpful resource to those starting out. I don't know if I'm the greatest in the world at explaining, but I hope it's a good starting point!!
To start out, here's what you'll need:
Photoshop! (you can definitely, certainly, purchase the wonderful products that Adobe has to offer. It would be a shame if someone were to give you a link to get that product without purchasing a subscription).
Video Screencapping Software (I use KMPlayer, have always used KMPlayer, so it is what I will link for you here. There is also VLC).
An absolute love for the game. Saluting emoji, etc.
Here is the google doc to the tutorial!
If anything is confusing, or I can be helpful by rewording or explaining, please send me a message and let me know!!!
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Hello! I've decided to make an updated tutorial on how I gif, since some of my giffing methods have changed since I made my first one (and this one is still valid, by the way! I've just changed a few things and I thought the update would be good.)
In this tutorial you'll find:
A download link for Photoshop CC 2020;
Step-by-step instructions on how to make gifs and color them;
A sharpening action for your gifs;
A base psd for gifs.
Get the tutorial here (just type 0 to get it for free, and if you'd like to support me, any amount is extremely appreciated).
I accept commissions for tutorials + support me on ko-fi?
Edit: Here is the action, after anon requested it.
First and foremost, I apologize ahead of time because this is not going to be an action. At the end of the tutorial, I'm going to include a link to a PSD with the smart filters plugged in. So you don't have to go through the trouble of loading an action and then playing it.
Before we get started, this will only be compatible with photoshop. Also, you must have a basic knowledge of giffing and photoshop and how to convert all your layers for smart filters. If you cannot do that, this tutorial might not be for you.
Go to Filter > Smart Sharpen. Amount should be set to 500%, then your radius amount must be set to 0.4px. Make sure you remove the Gaussian Blur, and don't touch any of the other settings.
Go to Filter > Smart Sharpen. Amount should be set to 20% - 40% (play around with it, see what looks good). Radius should be set to 20px (again, play around with it, see what looks good).
Go to Filter > Camera Raw Filter. Find the Effects tab. Texture should be anywhere from +25 to +45 (sometimes, depending on the movie, I have it in the high 60s or 80s). Then set Clarity anywhere from 10 to 25 (again, it all depends on the movie, play around with the sliders). Find the Detail Tab next. Set the Sharpening anywhere from 5 - 15. Set Noise Reduction anywhere from 10 - 20.
Go to Filter > Other > High Pass. The radius should be .4px, then go to the blending options and set it to soft light, or screen. I usually set mine to soft light.
The last step is the blurring. It subtracts a little bit of the grain that the denoise didn't cancel out. Set the radius to 1px, and then go to blending options and set it anywhere from 10% to 25%.
Click here to download the psd with the coloring included. It will load as one screencap and the smart filters will be there. You're going to window the psd and then drag the smart filter settings to the caps of your choosing.
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