Cutting elements by alpha
Hi.
I'm trying to cut elements in a document that has transparency (in this case lines of rasterized text) so that each element becomes a separate layer.
I was wondering if there is anything in photoshop scripting that could help me with this.
Ideally it would be something like cutting chunks that have more than X transparent pixels between them.
Though from my understanding those kinds of operations are only possible with Pixel Bender which is now defunct?
Well, I've made some progress since I posted.
My strategy is:
1. Stroke the document to the required amount of distance.
2. Select stroked pixels and convert selection to a path.
3. Convert the path's subpaths to individual paths <--- Haven't figured out this stage yet.
4. Select each individual path and cut from the original layer using this selection.
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</xs:sequence>
<xs:attribute name="SEGMENT" use="required">
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<xs:element name="ATPKZ" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="APOKZ" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="APLAL" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ANZPR" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ANTEI" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ALTSL" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ALPHA" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ALORT" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ALNAM" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ALNAL" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ALNAG" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="AHDIS" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ADATU" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="ABCIN" type="xs:string"/>
</xs:schema>
XMLs Used for Import
MARC.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<MDMMATMAS_MATMAS03_MARCM>
<IDOC BEGIN="1">
<MDME1MARAM SEGMENT="1">
<MATNR>000000000050016543</MATNR>
<MDME1MARCM SEGMENT="1">
<MSGFN>005</MSGFN>
<WERKS>0501</WERKS>
<PSTAT>DELBS</PSTAT>
<BWTTY>X</BWTTY>
<MAABC>C</MAABC>
<EKGRP>A60</EKGRP>
<DISMM>VB</DISMM>
<DISPO>020</DISPO>
<PLIFZ>20</PLIFZ>
<WEBAZ>5</WEBAZ>
<PERKZ>M</PERKZ>
<AUSSS>0.00</AUSSS>
<DISLS>EX</DISLS>
<BESKZ>F</BESKZ>
<MINBE>1.000</MINBE>
<EISBE>0.000</EISBE>
<BSTMI>5.000</BSTMI>
<BSTMA>0.000</BSTMA>
<BSTFE>0.000</BSTFE>
<BSTRF>0.000</BSTRF>
<MABST>1.000</MABST>
<LOSFX>0</LOSFX>
<SBDKZ>2</SBDKZ>
<AUSDT>00000000</AUSDT>
<BEARZ>0.00</BEARZ>
Hi Poonam,
I think, since you have taken the XSD from the Standard business content, then most probably the XMl file that you are using is not in accordance with the XSD taken from the Business Content.
There can be 2 reasons of error:
1. One poblem can be that the Tags in the Source file are not in order as they are in the XSD. Kindly check whether the source tags are in proper order.
2. The fields in the source file may be having a Value, which is Violating the Field Type, or the Field Length setting done in Console.
For Ex, I have a doubt about this Value :
<BSKRF>0.0000000000000000E+00</BSKRF>
This corresponds to what Value in MDM and which Type of Field you have made in MDM
Similarly check and confirm all Field Settings.
Also please try to find out some Log Reports, which might also help you out in de-bugging this problem.
Hope it helps.
Thanks and Regards
Nitin Jain -
Final Film output differs from the film in timeline!!!! :
This is frustrating. I am working on a film and when I want to export it when it is finished the final output does not match some parts of the project in the timeline. I look at the film within Final Cut Pro and everything look good. But on some part (the end of the film) when I look at the exported Quicktime movie in the Quictime applicationm the saturation and lightness has changed! The end of the film (just about 4 frames before I start to play around with a few flying cows ( yes it is true) the picture becomes pale and unsaturated for the rest of the film?
I did try the color corrector 3 way on some of the clips.... not all. But that should not have anything to do with it?
Message was edited by: Simen MyrbergetWhen I have tried to export or save final art (finished films) with File -> Export -> Quicktime Movie the results have been far from reliable. Things has been looking good in the timeline when after exporting the film changed a lot at some parts. This was especially often when I did include graphics which were cut out using alpha channels. The end product looked like it was bleached on those parts involving moving graphics with alpha channels.
But after I tried Compressor things changed. This seems to be much more consistent. The best quality for this specific project was with Output for DVD (Best Quality), but then there were no sound...... and this is the ".m2v" format which I am not familiar with.
http://fotofikling.com/ftp/temp/exportqualitydiffersfcp.jpg
I did also try the 10 bit uncompressed, that was ok too, but slightly paler and less saturated than what I worked out in the timeline (what I wanted for end result).
This was an old film I shot 10 years ago on SD format. I am quiet new to FCP, but I surely hope that one could work in a way that enables to get more reliable results.
Any suggestions how to get a better end result in compressor? Something more like the ".m2v" version..... (see the attached link)... -
Hi there,
Wondering if anyone can help with a crippling issue in Flash CS4. In short, the post production company I work for asked me to redesign their website using the version that happened to be hanging round the office- Flash MX (circa 2002). Half way through the project we bought CS4 as the site is quite video heavy and MX isn't really set up for that.
I've opened my mx file in the new version and all has worked well- however a couple of days down the line i'm now having major tweening issues on the pages i've created since upgrading.
When transitioning between scenes (yes i know everyone hates scenes but it seemed right at the time) the classic alpha tweens that fade the new scene in seem to be 'paused' on the first frame when viewed as an SWF. All is fine when scrubbing through the timeline. As I designed the site and know where the buttons are I can click them, it's just they're not visible.
I've done a lot of reading into this and have seen reports of similar issues with dynamic text elements not alpha tweening properly - but this is all of the layers that have a tween at the start. Sadly i'm really tight on time to get the site done as it's only a side project and i've got work building up.
If anyone can shed any light on the situation I would be very grateful. I can supply the .FLA on request but it's 200mb so it's going to be a bit of a beast to send around.
I've searched for things like 'tween conflict' 'alpha tween not working' 'classic tween error' etc to no avail.
Thanks in advance.
JonHi Jon,
Does this sound like the problem you're encountering? http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/496/cpsid_49616.html
(there are a few workarounds on the page) -
Multi Clip Editing Suddenly Stopped Working
I have a very strange situation and I wonder if anybody else has encountered this. I have a G5 running OS X 10.4.11. It's a 1.8GHz processor with 1.5 GB RAM. I have two 17" monitors connected to it: an older Apple Studio Display and a new Apple Cinema Display. I might add that this computer has been a completely reliable workhorse for me when it comes to Final Cut Pro, After Effects and Photoshop. A recent upgrade to Final Cut Studio 2, however, left me unable to run Motion very effectively if at all. I was also unable to run any of the Noise Industry plugins that I really wanted to use. After seeking advice, I installed a Radeon X800XT graphics card. Visually I didn't notice any striking difference in the images on my screens, BUT I was able to run Motion in real time they way it's supposed to run AND the Noise Industry plugins that I downloaded to demo worked great.
At the same time I installed the graphics card I also decided to move a FC Pro project and all the related media off of an external LaCiie porsche drive (250GB) and onto my second internal drive (150GB). Prior to the move, I had been working on the project—a concert shot with four cameras—using multi clip editing without a single hitch.
All of a sudden, FC wouldn't even launch. Click on the icon — nothing. Neither would Soundtrack. All the other components of the Studio worked fine. So I removed ALL the Final Cut elements — and yes, I got them ALL. Re-installed the software and accompanying media. Same problem. So then I moved the previously mentioned FC project back on to the La Cie drive, did a clean install of the OS on my other internal drive, did all the appropriate upgrades, did a clean install of FC Studio on THAT drive and all the appropriate upgrades. This time FC (and Soundtrack) launch like they're supposed to — but when I go into my multi clip project and double click on the track in the timeline to "send" the 4-camera view to the the viewer, I consistently get the spinning beach ball of death.
I apologize for such a long preamble to my problem, but I wanted to convey as much information as possible. Has anyone ever encountered anything like this before? I know the next step is probably to swap my old graphics card back in, but before I do that I wanted to see if the esteemed forum had any suggestions,
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Johnbummer.
Moving multiclip projects from the desktop may have resulted in some sort of corruption dunno... Media manager might have done a better job of this, but I've never moved a project that had multiclips in it.
Only thing I can suggest is a rebuild of the timeline? Maybe just copy and paste it all to a new sequence and/or to a new project file?
Jerry -
XDCAM into SD DV sequence - quality dreadful.
I'm cutting elements together into an NTSC DV-rez timeline, some of which are full rez 1080p30 material, some of which are uncompressed HD. Such elements when put into the timeline and rendered look absolutely awful - far softer and noisier than the adjacent NTSC DV material. What approach should I take to improve the quality of these elements in my cut? Is this simply a function of the XDCAM/IMX codec again, which I have recently learned to hate?
Max, do you have any I/O hardware? I'm thinking you
should be working in a better codec than DV and then
creating a DV master only as a last step, or either
capture directly to the DV codec from source. Is
that a possible workflow for you?
Nope, sorry. I'd love to be working in a better codec than DV, but that's a no go, as large portion of this piece is DV-rez. And the system I'm on has no additional video cards.
At present, what methods are you using to transcode to DV?
So far, I've tried cutting it into the DV timeline in FCP and rendering, and also transcoding via Quicktime Pro to DV first before importing. One is as bad as the other - essentially the same results.
I was cutting last week on an Avid Xpress Pro, and despite really hating being back on Avid (happens less and less these days thankfully), I was delighted with how well Avid handles multiple codecs on the timeline - no rendering at all. I had DV, HDV, HDCAM, DVCPRO HD and SDI all on the same timeline, without a problem. There's one gold star to Avid for that anyway! -
Quicktime Codec Issue--Black Screen
I am having trouble viewing a movie I made about two years ago. The sound is okay, but when I attempt to open the film in Quicktime (it is in a quicktime file) or in Final Cut, the screen is always black. Since I last viewed the movie, I have updated my system, quicktime and Final Cut a number of times.
When I try to open the movie using the old Final Cut elements, I get the following message: "Codec not found. You may be using a compression type without the corresponding card." I saw a post about a similar problem that suggested going into system preferences and enabling quicktime legacy decoders. I have done so, but it did no good. I have also upgraded the DivX codec, because one thing I read suggested that might help.
I would appreciate any other suggestion about other codecs I might need or anything else that might help. Is there a way to check to see which codec I need, if that is indeed the problem. If it makes a difference, the movie is in HD.
Thank you.
LeeLee Feigon wrote:
Is there a way to check to see which codec I need, if that is indeed the problem. If it makes a difference, the movie is in HD.
Select the file in the Finder, then do "Get Info" and look at the "More Info" part of the pane. It has a section for codecs and should tell you. Otherwise, open it with the QuickTime Player app and use "Show Movie Inspector" from the Windows menu to get the codec info.
charlie -
How do I create or export a logo in Illustrator CS5 with an alpha channel to use in Final Cut Pro 6?
To anyone who can help:
I have created a logo using Illustrator CS5 and need to import it into a video sequence in Final Cut Pro 6. The logo has a transparent background. It seems FCP 6 will import both native .ai files as well as .tiff files, but when I open them in FCP 6, the alpha channel (transparent background) is no longer there; there is just the logo over a white background. Is there a setting or step I am missing?
Shaun MacLellanI have to insert AI images into Final Cut Pro and Motion quite frequently.
The most effective way I've found to get an AI image into Final Cut is to:
1. Select/copy all the objects in the AI doc.
2. Create a new file with a transparent background in Photoshop and paste.
3. Merge the layers and make sure the mode is RGB.
4. Save out as a .PNG or .PSD.
5. Drag the result into Final Cut (or Motion).
6. Resize and position the result to taste.
Attempting to export directly from AI to .PSD or .PNG is a wasted effort and the results may not even be recognized by Final Cut.
Yes, it requires Photoshop and it is a few extra steps...but it works like a charm.
Additionally, when creating a new file in Photoshop, you may want to initially set its size to match the aspect ratio of your video. For example, if you're making an HD video, you might set the size to 1280x720 and position the AI elements where they are supposed to be in frame. You can set the AI elements in accurately by cutting and pasting a frame from your video into Photoshop and positioning the AI elements in place on another layer above the video layer. Delete the video layer before saving out as a .PNG or .PSD and it will appear in Final Cut exactly where it should be. -
Any way to *cut* an element from a slide?
Is there any way to cut an element on one slide (such as a
text box, mouse movement) and delete it, or cut it and paste it
into/onto another slide?
All I see are options to Copy Background, which when you
paste into another slide it REPLACES the existing background), or
to cut/delete entire slides.
Why would I want to do this?
Sometimes I want to remove text boxes and highlight boxes
COMPLETELY from a slide because they appear in published files even
if their layer visibility is set to hidden. (Probably a bug in CP4)
Sometimes I want to take a mouse movement and put it on
another slide.
I see no way to work with (cut or paste) elements in the time
line.
Can anyone help?quote:
Originally posted by:
Captiv8r
Welcome to our community, Tom
Normally the Cut, Copy and Paste options are available when
working with objects in Captivate. By chance are any of them
locked? If so, that may explain why the option isn't available to
you.
Look in the Timeline and see if there is a Padlock icon
listed. If so, click it to unlock it.
Cheers... Rick
the were not locked, but I have found you cannot Delete a
single element if it is hidden on the timeline.
Also, you can not delete multiple elements at the same time,
and that some elements are tied to others on the timeline and you
have to delete them in a certain order sometimes.
I think Flash still has a much better timeline editing
capabilities.
Maybe you are looking for
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