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How To Animate a Photo | The 2.5D Effect








Learn how to create motion in still photographs, a technique made popular in the film The Kid Stays In The Picture. In the tutorial above, Joe Fellows shows us how he’s able to bring photos to life using the parallax effect with Photoshop and After Effects.

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  1. I have been doing similar stuff like this for years as far as separating the subject (s) into layers. I am glad to know I am doing it correctly since I never had any formal training. I rarely use the camera and never even knew about PIN feature where it allows you to make movement. I always cut the arm off to a separate layer and rotated by moving the anchor point to the joint. Where is that PIN? Makes me wonder how much extra work I am doing by simply not knowing these things

  2. Hi, this sort of a tutorial 😉 really helped me to build an automatic 2.5d animate tool! And I'm almost done building it. So if anyone wants to try, that would help with fine-tuning.

  3. One of the worse tuts online. You care more for showing yourself than teaching the technique on the software

  4. Why did he not just take a picture of the background without him in it? would that not have given a better result without all the painting?

  5. couldn't you save yourself the time spent painting in a background, by first just taking a clean shot without subject, then leaving the camera where it is and having the subject step in to take another shot?… i guess its good to know the technique for when you dont have have the oppurtunity to do that, like in nature. now that Adobe has content aware fill, this is much easier to do.. no clone stamp

  6. You didn't have to pull you and the balls our of the shot and rebuild the background, ya minger- should have taken the shot before you were in it.

  7. Very cool effect but the ping pong balls. They are spinning. Is that an extra effect because just importing a still and animating xyz wont achieve this.

  8. A great job, unfortunately you are showing the work you do and not really how to do it. A professional but a bad teacher

  9. using camera mapping is there a way to put the ground layer actually as a groung (floor) in wich the rest of the elements I cut from the picture(already put in dif. distances) are placed over it so when i move the camera the floor is always there and not messing with element that are closer or more distant?
    i read something about using grid but i still dont understand
    Im really newby sorry. but i really want to learn its just there are not many tutorial in spanish.

  10. DAMMNNN this is so fucking cool! do you know if there are any other programs besides After Effects? I only use Photoshop myself, I would eventually like to animate some of my drawings tho.

  11. you literally didn't explain anything. you just vaguely told us the process of editing the picture

  12. dude I thought this was a tutorial, you don't explain how you do some of the staff, first of all 3:40 how did you get that tool and what is it call? Precomp? I don't see it in after effects. Is it called perpet warp like in Photoshop?

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