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Originally posted by: -CRJ-

Okay, I don't know how they come so clear. 😳

I just use very very high quality youtube vids 😳

To merge the gif with texture, do this :

1. Select all frames of your gif and then select all the layers of any frame and Ctrl+G. It will group the layers and make the work easy.

2. Now, copy the frames and paste it over the texture. Make sure to use paste over selection. Make the texture visible in each layer of the gif. Make sure all the frames are selected.

3. Now Layers-> Layer Mask-> Reveal all

4. Select black colour and take the brush. Now brush over all the areas which you want to remove. If you by any chance removed a wrong area, no need to undo. just use white colour over the area.

5. Add some text and PSD and it's done 😃

Hope it helped. Ask away if you get stuck anywhere 😳

@RED: To make it easier, you do not need to select all the Frames. Just selecting all the layers are enough to group them.

Wait what? Why don't you do the GIF's as Smart Filter? Before I do anything on my GIF's, I always make them Smart Filter.

Originally posted by: StrawberryParam

@RED: I want to add one thing:

- Keep the number of Frames AND LAYERS as less as possible.

Originally posted by: StrawberryParam

@RED: I want to add one thing:

- Keep the number of Frames AND LAYERS as less as possible.

Whenever I upload a Video on PS I select my GIF timings on PS and always it's getting too much.. like 300+ Frames. To make it more easier, I select all the Frames which I want to use and copy them. I open new Document with the same Size of the Video and paste the Frames there. Then you won't have more layers and frames like before. And I have tried and saw that having more layers, it makes this GIF looks more noisy than it is actually!

Originally posted by: StrawberryParam

Whenever I upload a Video on PS I select my GIF timings on PS and always it's getting too much.. like 300+ Frames. To make it more easier, I select all the Frames which I want to use and copy them. I open new Document with the same Size of the Video and paste the Frames there. Then you won't have more layers and frames like before. And I have tried and saw that having more layers, it makes this GIF looks more noisy than it is actually!

Originally posted by: zaaratq

Hahaha 😆😆 and I thought I was the only one who did that way cos Im damn lazy to delete frames/layers. 🤣 Welcome to the club Naz. 🤗 We belong to the lazy-and-therefore-super-creative club😆🤣

Hahaha... and I thought I was the only one who does so...😆 Thanks for the warm welcome..🤗🤣 This is lazyness yes but therefore it's intelligent😉🤣

Originally posted by: zaaratq

Im impressed Husna. 👏 You are a good student. 👍🏼 Very bright indeed. 😉😆 You have great future indeed. 🤣 Quite a fast learner.😎

Originally posted by: .annihilation.

You're flattering me to no end, Zaara. Don't do it so much, I'll have major difficulties digesting so much of praise. 🤣 Learnt from all you talented folks, after all. <3

Originally posted by: StrawberryParam

@RED: I want to add one thing:

- Keep the number of Frames AND LAYERS as less as possible.

Originally posted by: zaaratq

Yes!! Nailed it! 👏👏 I wish we had PS as our exams. 😭😆

Originally posted by: zaaratq

Hahaha 😆😆 and I thought I was the only one who did that way cos Im damn lazy to delete frames/layers. 🤣 Welcome to the club Naz. 🤗 We belong to the lazy-and-therefore-super-creative club😆🤣