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This is so pretty! how did you make that effect on the left part of the first gif? The stutter effect if you can call it that. It's really cool! /post/650713236450181120/there-was-no-part-of-him-that-was-not-broken-that
Hi! Thank you so much!
It’s relatively easy, but I haven’t seen any tutorials that don’t overcomplicate it, so I will show how you can go from this
to this
or this
You’ll need an already edited/colored gif and any version of Photoshop that supports the timeline animation (mine is in Hungarian but I’ll make sure to translate everything and show where all the options are that I’m speaking about and put the shortcuts in brackets)
So first you open your gif that you want to put the glitch effect on, and convert it into timeline animation (as shown below), then select all the layers, right click on them and select ‘convert to smart object’
next, you will right click on the smart object that you’re left with and choose duplicate layer
on your duplicate layer you will right click and choose the uppermost option which is blending options. the only thing we will change here is in the advanced blending, you will untick G and B so only the R is ticked off in Channels then press OK
now using the arrows on your keyboard you will move the duplicate layer and you can see that you have a red outline of your image (if you want it to be more subtle only move it one or two pixels per layer)
now we will duplicate the duplicate layer (i usually have 2 or three duplicate layers, depends on how much you want your image to ‘shift’) we will be using 2 duplicate layers in this tutorial for simplicity so it should look something like this:
once again using the keyboard arrows we will move the new duplicate layer (in my case i used the right ones because that’s where we have free space besides the face) so now your image should look like this:
now we are going to create the gif part which is probably the most tedious, but still easy part. on the timeline you will use that red line and pull it to the part where you want the glitch to start at, make sure your first duplicate layer is selected and used that scissor icon to cut the layer:
and it will look like this:
now you will pull that red line forward and use the scissor again (i usually leave like 2 frames, watch your gif while you pull and you can see it move. you want 1-2 frames only for this part because otherwise it will be very slow moving and won’t have that glitch effect)
now we will delete the beginning and ending portion that we cut off so we’re only left with the short one in the middle:
now you will select your top layer which is your second duplicate layer and cut that layer as well (if you didn’t move your red line after the second time we cut the previous layer than it’s in the perfect position so you don’t have to do anything with it)
after you cut the beginning you will pull the red line forward once again, the same amount that you did on your first duplicate layer, cut again and delete the beginning and ending parts, leaving only the short in the middle.
all you have left to do now is save your gif using File > export > save for web ... and your gif is complete:
if you want it to be longer, or want it to have more than 2 glitching layers, you only need more duplicate layers and just repeat the same steps
OPTIONAL PART
now, if you want it to only be on a selected part of the gif all you need to do is select the part you want glitching on your duplicate layer, using the marquee selection tool (M) and add a layer mask
now only that small part is visible from your duplicate layer that you selected. to make sure all of them are visible in the same section right click on your mask and choose add layer mask to selection:
and now you go to your next duplicate layer and add a layer mask to that as well. repeat it as many times as you have duplicate layers, and you’re all done :)
If you have any questions left don’t hesitate to message me so I can help :)
please reblog if you found this useful so it can reach others as well :)
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