Zo’C has entered the age of video. It took me a while to get all things right, but better safe than sorry isn’t it?
I intend to periodically share some videos on web design and development things. That can be Photoshop, Illustrator, how to install a tool, CSS tricks and so on. It could just as well be about videoblogging.
For my first tutorial on this new era I’m going to teach you how to create a cool animation in Photoshop like the one on my last post about videoblogging and podcasting and I’ll show you how to export it in several video formats including Flash video, Quicktime .mov and animated Gif’s.
Have a lot of fun!
Oh, and did I mention that you can subscribe via iTunes or any other tool via media feed.
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Many thanks!
@annazuhlke -
Well, I think I’d be the what to say thanks, since you had the idea for this tutorial ;-)
It’s been quite a long time since I played around with Photoshop… you are making me want to go back to it now! :)
Also, I really like your Zo’Cast graphic - that retro television looks sadly a lot like mine!
@Jen / domestika -
I’ll keep posting them, then!
@Jen / domestika -
Thanks, it will get a permanent spot on the blog when the layout is refreshed. But I think is not a good time for you to get a new TV, why watch TV if you can’t subscribe to podcasts ;-)
nice branding you have .. all around … :) like the style .
stumbled you
thanks for the tut.
sound clear :) hehe
I was talking for a firend of mine who sent me a link to your site for the gmail tips and they were awsome pooking around I came across this video… makes me want to go back to photoshop and play with it for days! =[]
Honestly your site is really informative and I will be coming back for more!
One of my favourite features of Photoshop is animation. Very well done, Gui. And nice voice too, haha.. I don’t think Simon would have a prob with you, as he just might say ‘you’re actually have a very nice voice’ wishful thinkin? heh..
I’m still using CS2 for the time being, after my prob with CS3, the rollover feature. Arrggh.. Although I could use Fireworks CS3, but, nah…
Again, good tutorial. Thanks for sharing the link. ^^ You have a new subscriber. Keep it up.
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