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Hi Mallu...wow, you started stacking. Been really Busy..ho have you been?

If it's the same scene, you can stack, and then add the colouring...and effects. So, will look more uniform.

Also depends on colouring..

Many times, I feel stacking may add pixels.

Also, the 1st set you put looks more with pixels cos of colouring, the 2nd set is smooth, maybe you used pastel psd or less colours..

Try keeping minimum frames when you stack too.

Hope this helps

-madz

Originally posted by: Madhura..

Hi Mallu...wow, you started stacking. Been really Busy..ho have you been?

If it's the same scene, you can stack, and then add the colouring...and effects. So, will look more uniform.

Also depends on colouring..

Many times, I feel stacking may add pixels.

Also, the 1st set you put looks more with pixels cos of colouring, the 2nd set is smooth, maybe you used pastel psd or less colours..

Try keeping minimum frames when you stack too.

Hope this helps

-madz

^You are welcome.

Could anyone tell me how to download videos from Hotstar?

Originally posted by: Madhura..

^You are welcome.

Could anyone tell me how to download videos from Hotstar?

Hey there is a app called Videoder(not from playstore,Just google search for Videoder App)
Where,u can download videos from Hotstar,Voot,Youtube,Insta,twitter and many more websites.
Just type the link and download in which ever resolution
Hope this helps😉

Give me ideas, motivation innovation and time 😒

how can we get something like this:
I mean dual coloring😊

Originally posted by: Radhikerani

^^Desaturate the siggy. Create a solid layer of the colour you want, and set the visibility to "Colour".

Crop the solid layer so it covers only the area you want it to.😃

when I come to cropping and then click clear the clear option gets inactive.

The pics were already bw so do color and all, then dark red layer, darken it, then layer mask and use option in tools thatdotted rectangle which helps u to cut pics. Rectangle marqee I think?

Mallu - There are different ways to achieve that but what I usually do is this. Color the signature first accordingly, here the Jen pictures were already b/w, I used some of my PSD's on it, flattened the signature and the result is what you see in the mid section. Then for the dark deep red coloring, I drew a rectangle box covering the areas I wanted it to cover using the rectangle tool under a new layer. Then, I filled it with a shade of red color and set it to 'multiply' and adjusted the opacity. You can also set it to 'color burn' and adjust its opacity.