Easy Wiggle 3D Photo Effect Photoshop Tutorial (Mura Masa, RETO 3D, Nishika)

[@euanmacleod3184]

So helpful! Thank you, keep up the great content :)

[@antonieng]

Thank you, will post another tutorial soon!

[@antonieng]

Here is the Layer Duration Guide that I use: Layer 1 Start: 0 sec End: 10 sec Duration: 10 sec Layer 2 Start: 2 sec End: 9 sec Duration: 7 sec Layer 3 Start: 4 sec End: 8 sec Duration: 4 sec

[@kalliopeart]

Thanks that Tutorial is really very good but i have one question you doing that with the same photo or are three different photos?

[@antonieng]

Thanks man! Although they look like the same photos, they are taken at slightly different angles to create that ‘wiggle’ effect. So yes they are in fact three different photos taken at slightly different angles. 😊

[@tayrac.5923]

Thank you for this tutorial, it's great. I have one question though - are the three pictures you've used different or is it always the same one? I don't own an analog camera and I would really like to try this using pictures I've taken on my phone. Is it always the same one or should I take pictures using the shutter option on my phone?

[@antonieng]

Hey Tayra, great question! From the naked eye they all look the same but the RETO3D camera that I have takes 3 different photos at 3 slightly different angles to create that wiggle effect when looped. You can actually do this using your phone, by doing exactly that taking 3-4 photos at differing angles then stitching them together as shown in the video. Hope that helps and answers your question!

[@tayrac.5923]

@@antonieng Thank you so, so much. You have no idea how much you've helped me! Again, I'm really grateful for your in-depth tutorial!

[@antonieng]

Which was the goal for making this video, so glad it’s helped you! Feel free to shoot me with any other questions you get stuck with later on. All the best!

[@antonieng]

P.S Just realised I forgot to include the final outcome of this effect so apologies. You can see how it turned out on my IG: @ang_digital ✌🏻

[@khairulrazalee4834]

It's that you use same angle for 3 picture?

[@antonieng]

@@khairulrazalee4834 Hey man, if you're asking if it's the same angle for the 3 different pictures then the answer is no. It's 3 pictures taken at 3 slightly different angles at the exact same time which makes the wiggle effect, hope that helps!

[@brayaddison6265]

Hey man, have you ever gotten your scans back and some photos only have 2 frames instead of 3? That just happened to me and idk why.

[@antonieng]

Hey Bray! I actually got this issue on my most recent scans which I assumed that 1 out of the 3 lens must have gotten obstructed while it was taken. Was the missing frame blacked out?

[@alexmclernon5121]

damn this is by far the best tutorial for this out there! One question though, how do you upload a gif to instagram

[@antonieng]

Thanks legend, Instagram does not allow us to upload gifs as native posts. A quick workaround would be to do a screen recording of your gif playing over for 10-30 seconds that uploading that as a video to Instagram. Hope that helps!

[@alexmclernon5121]

@@antonieng it does! Any recommendations on what screen recording service I should on a windows

[@antonieng]

​@@alexmclernon5121 There's a free software called Loom that I use to do screen recordings 👍🏻

[@markovucic2785]

@@alexmclernon5121 man just download it as mp4 and loop

[@ericchungng8242]

Can you control the speed of the wiggle effect?

[@antonieng]

Yeah you can by adjusting the amount of frames, if you want it to go SLOWER double the amount of frames in each layer and if you want it go FASTER half the amount of frames in each layer. Hope that helps!

[@ericchungng8242]

@@antonieng Thx mate, how do I turn GIF to a video because I couldn't post GIf on instagram. ty

[@antonieng]

Eric Chung Ng All g man! Instagram does not allow us to upload gifs as native posts but a quick workaround would be to do a screen recording of your gif playing over for 10-30 seconds that uploading that as a video to Instagram. You can also export it as a mp4 on PremierePro. Hope that helps!