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Du can do that on Photoshop in case Du didn't knew.

Please don't post this anywhere else nor claim it as your own.
Enjoy ♥

Made in Photoshop CS5

Step 1
Open Photoshop. Go to File → Open → and choose the video Du want to screencap.

Make sure your video is .mp4 format, because if it's on another format it won't work.


Note: If a message saying "QuickTime 7.1 oder later is required" appears, don't worry. Just download QuickTime and try to open it again.


Step 2

Make sure Du see the Animation toolbar (it has a red mark all over it, on the picture). If Du don't see, go to Window → Animation...

Made in: Adobe Photoshop CS5
Don't claim as your own.
Enjoy ♥





1. Find your image and crop it to 100x100.
Then go to Layer → New Adjustment layer → Selective Coloring:
Yellow: -61

2.Layer → New Adjustment layer → Curves:
Output: 54 Input: 79
Output: 189 Input: 161

3.Layer → New Adjustment layer → Color Balance:
Shadows:
Magenta: +10
Yellow: +10

4.Layer → New Adjustment layer → Color Balance:
Midtones:
Cyan: +45

5.Layer → New Fill layer → Solid color:
Color: #f2d798
Mode:Multiply
Opacity: 21%

6.Layer → New Adjustment layer → Selective color:
Cyan: -72
Magenta: +5
Yellow: -32...