How to make a 3D film strip in Photoshop - Week 69

[@shannay619]

There is NO one better than you, Gavin. I can't BEGIN to tell you how much I've learned from you over the past couple years. Thank you so much for all your hard work on your videos... VERY appreciated. This was a FAB video and so easy to follow :)

[@evsynator]

Bill myers for Sony vegas tutorials and Gavin for photoshop ...... the only two you will ever need !. Excellent stuff .....thanks for making it all so easy to understand .

[@edwardscruggs6555]

Brilliant! I'm a university professor in Japan and I greatly appreciate the quality of your pedagogy. Clear and concise instructions. Thanks for sharing!

[@paulhellsfortune4873]

Very good 5/5!! I have watched around 180 hrs of Photoshop tutorials,and these are great. When he is speaking it is not to fast.There is no "umm umm" & "I dont know what i just did". Very professional

[@beauNUTz1]

Gavin you are the bomb,dude!!! I have become a solid photoshop expert from viewing your youtube tutorials. You have taken them to another level. Crisp clear and easy to follow instructions. Thanks for everything dude...

[@jshiun84]

god damn man..i ve seen so many photoshop tutorials in so many languages by so many ppl, and yours is by far the best, not just because what you do is technically superior than others, but becos u are able to explain so clearly that even a newbie like me can look good using photoshop! *clap clap!!!!

[@seartsvideos]

P.S. You make everything crystal clear and have a very pleasing way of speaking. Plus I just love your accent (I'm from the Bronx so EVERYBODY sounds better than I do!)

[@Diesel2NV]

You are amazing gavin-- Took me under 30 minutes following your step by video-- Thanks for simplifying my life!!!

[@bhoj88]

Most of your photogavin videos are simply awesome! Usually used to watch your tutorials daily when I was away home. But, with very sluggish Internet (takes about 5 hours to buffer a video!) I'm now almost missing these nice tutorials!

[@Lensdancer]

This is one of my most favourite tutorials of yours Gavin ... I found it again today which sparked an idea for using it in a project I'm working on. Thanks so much for your awesomeness. Always a pleasure to learn from you.

[@dragonballz0]

Great instructions, I'm an amateur/intermediate PhotoShop user and was able to follow this to the letter without any problems. For everyone asking the size of the background image, do the follwing: 1- create a new file of 4000x2500 (Width x Height) 2- Click the Gradient tool and choose 2 colors (foreground white and background dark aqua for example). 3- press and hold mouse button from the center of the image, drag straight down before reaching edge 4- release button. You can play with this.

[@captainchrysostomos]

heartiest congratulations sir. you are not only a good photographer and digital darkroom master but you also deserve a PhD in teaching skills. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I wish you inspiration.

[@inmanmark]

This is far more entertaining than pretty much anything on TV. I don't even want to make a film strip, but I'm probably going to have to now.

[@JosieJo2000]

I think I love you - such a great teacher, so friendly and enthusiastic and encouraging. The short cuts are fantastic!

[@TheUltimateTubester]

Wow Gavin, I tried this technique when you first posted it many years ago and I just recently started getting back into goofing with Pshop. Out of all the tutorials that I have tried to follow yours by far are the easiest and most fun. I have been in a couple of accidents in years past that cost me a portion of my memory so I'm having to learn alot of things all over again, I'm just glad you still have these tutorials uploaded they have become invaluable. Thanks again and God Bless.

[@MarlonBrando305]

Wow, you are a magician of photography and I am trying not to spend my whole day watching your videos. Although, I am sure you wouldn't mind. LoL Your tips are actually fantastic and actually teach which I like. Not an annoying voice which is a major for you. Thank you and I will continue to watch as I am more into taking pictures and creating memories beacuse of your KZbin videos.

[@JosieJo2000]

This is absolutely awesome. You have an excellent voice and an excellent manner of teaching. Thank you!!!!

[@martynschannel]

This is great, you have a way of explaining so many others don't. well done.

[@staylor598]

A great tutorial! You help people learn parts of photoshop in a way that is easy to understand and is a lot of fun!

[@mimiaziz2675]

I have tried this and soooo goood... as an amateur... i am so delighted with my work from your simple n easy steps instruction...thank you gavin

[@Kick180]

Gavin Hoey is brilliant. Easy to learn and great results.

[@capfantasy]

Your tutorials are just great! They really show me I still have a lot to learn about Photoshop and photography. Keep teaching. Thanks.

[@seartsvideos]

I was buying vector film strips online but I always wanted to make my own so I could shape them as I wanted. Thanks to this tutorial I can do that now. Thank you so much.

[@premsaggar]

Awesome as usual!!! The best videos on KZbin are from Gavin!!!

[@OptimumPainting]

That was very thorough and quick to say the least. I learn so much from guys like you. My brother has photoshop but I use corel paint shop X3. The two are essentially the same, so for those who use photoshop's cousin which is corel paint shop, the tutorial was compatible. Good work PhotoGavin.

[@hlca143pr]

WOW, you are a great teacher, I was blown away by your tutorials.

[@TheLondonForever]

Great video Gavin. You make following tutorials very easy and I have learned masses of knowledge from you. Thanks bud!

[@mene9999]

what a nice work Gavin... Though it needs already some experience to follow and repeat that steps, it is absolutely amazing. Worth to learn: 125%.

[@AyOoOota94]

You are totally amazing and creative in using the photoshop with the simplest way :) Thanks it was really useful

[@PeterAlbion]

I needed a 'filmstrip' free of copyright and preferably using my own images. This worked very nicely - got the job done quickly and learned some useful techniques along the way.

[@FlopsyGuitarBunny]

You're videos are always so easy to follow. Thanks for making them.

[@matthijsnummer1]

Very good tutorial. And even very funny to watch/listen. You did a great job.

[@speterlewis]

Brilliant. Easy to understand. Just fantastic. Will be using this in a new medical text I am designing. Thank you for making something so cool so simple!

[@testernull]

Very nice tutorial, the shading part is pretty cool, thanks for sharing!

[@garcias1]

I did it! Followed your fabulous tutorial and it was a success. thank you!

[@NocandNC]

Wonderful tutorial! I especially like how upbeat you sound when giving instructions. Most people sound very drab, or so I've found. Thanks for sharing!

[@luzreyesluna]

Excellent tutorial as always! You are my favorite! Thank you.

[@Citizen_X.]

You are the 'Andrew Kramer' of Photography lessons, and while we're at it, you're the 'Scooby' of 'Scooby's Workouts' as well :-) Cheers!

[@1223dikz]

You're the best! want to see more of your photoshop tutorials.. :) Excited!

[@MrSweetTalk]

I loved this one very much .. very simple and easy and QUICK. Thank you.

[@northshoredon68]

Great video. Enjoyed all the shortcuts. Cheers from Hawaii.

[@tirathmistry]

Awesome tutorial Gavin I learn a lot for this Video Your all tutorials are no 1 you tutorial is like a Big assets for me Thanks so much for posting it keep up good work God bless you :-)

[@crysisen]

i cant watch it with this quality ill wait another hour ,really nice tut for this week !

[@mmmmmmmmmm710]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR WONDERFUL TUTORIALS.. EASY TO LEARN AND VERY HELPFUL.... THUS IT LOOK VERY GREAT AND AWESOME... :)) upload more of this thanks....

[@spleenvent]

Hi I love your work and I too can spend all day watching your videos,they show so much and you have a very good teaching style,I have to photograph some clear glass boxes soon and photoshop them into a background,I was wondering if there was any easy way of having the background show through a glass box on photoshop,I thought if anyone could know it would be you. I appreciate any advice you can give best wishes spleen

[@twarn]

Gavin, that was superb!! Keep the videos coming.

[@RahadianPutra]

Awesome tuts! Thanks a lot and keep your great work Gav!

[@brookie1950]

Fabulous tutorial! New to photoshop, followed this step by step and actually managed to pull it off!!! Thank-you

[@ShayCurran]

Another great video,,, You're a natural teacher.. Thanks.

[@alecthru7071]

crystal clear even for a total beginner. great video, nice visual, thank you!

[@ShayCurran]

Another great video,,, You're a natural teacher..

[@div3rse1980]

Im so glad I found your video. You have helped me soo much. Thanks. This is awesome

[@accuratesheep]

truly awesome, how great is that shadow thing? its looks way better

[@AlexVideoProductions]

Good tutorial. Well explained and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing it.

[@alanfrehley588]

Brilliant work as usual Gavin!

[@TiranosaurusRex2010]

Ufff....took me 3 days in PS 8 to do it...run into few bugs since my PS8 and Gavin's PS don't utilize exactly the same commands and shortcuts....so I had to work through it with my (very) limited knowledge of PS.... third day I woke up at 4AM with problem solving idea on my mind....sat behind my laptop and bang: problem solved. Final image was only slightly different since my PS8 / Transform doesn't have banner/flag option. But overall: mission accomplished ! Thanks Gavin !

[@sempei58]

once again, great video.Wonder if you could do a similar thing and show how to make it into a template to be used in a prog like proshow producer where you can just drop in pictures into the film strip. Also at the start when you did the background what format would it need to be saved as to be used in proshow producer. sorry for bringing up Proshow, just i am learning using the programe and these videos you do give me ideas. thanks

[@lowliferider88]

WOOOOW... well done, so it's that easy, keep it up with your great tutorials

[@carolineess1]

Wonderful video - have wanted to do this for years. thank you

[@wildsurvivalskills]

Great Videos, thanks Gavin, some of the best photo videos on youtube!!

[@tinymug]

you make everything look easy. i love your tutorials!

[@Jaddy5437]

WOW...... you're a great instructor...I wish everyone just like you :)

[@sirajsap]

Great video... not only to learn film strip learning, but lot of other things too... thanks dear

[@ketobi]

Great tutorial Thanks so much for sharing. easy to learn. Simple and very understandable.

[@SudeepChamling]

Wow.. it's Awesome, मलाई त एकदमै मन पर्यो.....! धन्यवाद

[@Kooly1]

Just subscribed. You make GREAT tutorials. Awesome job and thanks.

[@SamuelJames84]

Great Tutorial. I enjoyed a lot. Especially the Brush Spacing.. :) Keep it up....

[@stevemclellan847]

Nice exercise. Thanks for making it to the point - some might have talked for a hour ! I will try some of your other lessons

[@mischifischi]

Thank you very much for those awesome Tutorials, keep up the great work!

[@davekinda2000]

ure videos r great Gavin , wot video software do ya use to edit them

[@nafhellas75]

my friend congratulations.its really very nice tutorial and i did it.Thank you very much

[@stylishvampire]

10 million thumbs up... Plain and simple.

[@rastaemil]

Great tutorial. Very good instructions as always.

[@anelelna]

THank you very much for your tutorials: helpful. easy to follow and they look amazing. thanks

[@maizafarhani]

thanks.. a great help for a beginner like me...keep up the great work.

[@barkingdog3107]

amazingly done...very easy n simple

[@happyplaceforever101]

It worked great! It made my posts look professionally done

[@jorgejuanfustetortosa2921]

Great Gavin!!! Very useful.Thanks for this tutorial.

[@rahuman23]

Very well done. Thanks for sharing the great job. God Bless.

[@SIDOLOMI]

thanks good work i was looking for somthing like this before i just got a pic of film from google and put my photos in it but had no control over the prospective in after effects i just used page curl effect to it but not what i was looking for it is very good just gave me an idea

[@tonybarone1211]

Hello Gavin. Thanks for putting your great work on this channel for which I enjoy watching and would love to reproduce it, however, my version is PSE 11 and doesn't have all the features needed for such a project. Can you recommend which version to purchase? Thank you and hope to see more and more of your work.

[@MsDonnamurray]

wow just love your tutorials, this one is amazing, but can it be done using photo elements 6?? and if so how??

[@peghearty]

Fabulous tutorial thank you so much. Just one question...the pictures are very diminished in quality? Is this right?

[@kevernepointon4033]

a great video Gavin and i think i have mastered it ,but for one thing!! I've taken the photos in raw but when i use them for the film strip ,all the photos are blurred or out of focus is it some thing that i have missed!! or is this normal in the tuition

[@thefavs]

This worth watching just for all the shortcuts ;) Thanks a lot!

[@1337Kev]

This will be really helpful for my project Thx for the help!

[@dibzgreasley]

Works like a charm, thanks Gavin

[@tmalone893]

Great tutorial! Keep up the good work.

[@bobbybehan6672]

Hi, great tutorial. Any chance of repeating it for Affinity Photo. Cheers and Thanks.

[@Marvaparken1]

Great, thank you. You seem to make things easy. you are the best!

[@aliikar1884]

i wish you were my teacher clear speech and good explanation thank you man

[@peterpan01973]

Some geat work gaven,keep it going,

[@Sappjrd]

Where can I find the brush panel option on elements 8 to put in the spacing for the squares along the tops and bottom of the film script? The part that you are explaining in in the video at 4:35 into it.

[@xsjad0man]

that was Amazing i cant wait to try this out. but one question you said you need the canvas size for A4 how do i do that? another silly question is how do i get a A4 port trait canvas? so when i come to print it be on a4?

[@cornelsamoila]

dude, I love your accent. this is the real English !

[@tomloates3293]

As always, fantastic Gavin, thank you

[@t95my]

Cheers gavin, brilliant tutorial

[@shonekapone]

fantastic tutorial, always wondered how they made these :D

[@fenefena]

fantastic tutorial

[@vaswanithomas3271]

yes man Gavin love that tutorial, it just easy love the work keep doing more and teach me...