This is where other tutorials end (Hopefully, Youtubers won’t rip off this tutorial, like they have a lot of my other tutorials, so sad). We have now made an image of the Star wars perspective text effect. With the text Smart Object active in the Layers panel, Press Cmd/Ctrl+T for free transformĭrag the top corner in to make a perspective shape. making the Star Wars Perspective text Now, we can transform this smart object. Right click on the text’s Thumbnail in the Layers panel and choose “Convert to Smart Object”
(I thank my days as a Flash designer for figuring out this kind of stuff). Or can you? I have figured out a sneaky way of doing it, that is the key to this technique working. You will notice that you can’t add perspective to a paragraph of text without rasterizing it. iVipID is a fast, easy, and effective way to make your video stand out from the crowd.We now want to add some perspective to the text. When you're done, you can share, embed, and download your intro in FLV or MP4 format. iVipID sells bundles of "creation points" you can apply to the various resolutions (which top out at 1,920 x 1,080, the equivalent of 1080p). If you want 1,280 x 720, which is more suitable for home movies, that'll run you $4.99. For as little as $1.99, you can buy a video with a resolution of up to 480 x 270-fine for mobile and Web viewing. New users can create one free low-resolution, online-only video per day. Thankfully, iVipID doesn't charge nearly that much. It's the kind of thing you'd expect to pay thousands of dollars for. What's especially neat is that they include the same sound effects and/or music used in their studio counterparts. If that's not your cup of tea, how about the jumping Pixar lamp, with your name in place of Pixar's? iVipID currently offers more than 30 intros, including 20th Century Fox, Lionsgate, Warner Bros., Universal, and various generic and holiday themes. (Here's the sample, which took me all of five minutes to build. Geek that I am, I started with a "Star Wars" intro, complete with my "company" name in place of Lucasfilm, a custom "A long time ago" splash screen, a custom title in place of "Star Wars," and even my own text crawl. To get started, choose a theme, then fill in the desired text.
Here's how I add serious style to my movies with little time, zero skill, and no software: iVipID, a site that lets you create custom intro videos that look just like splashy movie-studio intros.
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