All you need to do here is change what each of the layers say.
At that point, all of the effects you have on the layer are copied as well. Instead of creating another text layer as I need it, I find it a lot easier to just duplicate the text layer I have there by hitting Command-J (PC: Control J). Just click on the effect icons right in the timeline and drag to adjust them. You can always go in and adjust the individual duration of the effects. For this case, I’ll select Fade With Black and drag it on top of the text layer we are working on. Click on that and you will see 5 effects to choose from. In the Timeline panel, you have an effects icon to the right of the scissors. Once the title sequences are set, you’re going to want to apply some effects to them. At this point, whatever type and treatments you want to do here are entirely up to you. This will let you duplicate the titles as necessary. I would make sure that the text layer box stretches to the edge of the document, and that the text is centered. Once your group is selected, you can start adding text layers. To the right of the filmstrip icon in “Layer 0” – click on the drop down and select New Video Group from the list. Since you want to keep this Layer as a background, you’re going to want to create a video group. You can drag the handles to the right and left of it to extend the amount of time that you will have in this video. Now, you see that Layer 0 area? thats going to be the background for the titles. Click on it, and it will turn on the Timeline area, letting you add some video. At the center of it, there is a ‘Create Video Timeline” button.
The bottom of the Photoshop window will have a Timeline panel. Great for that high def footage that you’ll want to work with.
CREATE A TITLE SEQUENCE 1080P
This will give you a HDTB 1080P video option with 30 frames per second. I’ll take you through it in 10 steps – promise! STEP ONEĬreate a new document in Photoshop using the Film & Video presets drop down. In fact – not only can you edit some basic video inside of Photoshop, you can add some title sequences to go with it using text layers.
The features hark all the way back to Photoshop CS6 – yet to this day tend to be one of those ‘hush hush’ features that few know about. I’m a very big fan of the video features that are embedded in Photoshop.
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