: How to animate level adjustments in Photoshop CS6 timeline I've created a hue/saturation level adjustment in Photoshop CS6. Now I have a timeline with 2 frames. I want the second frame to

@Sherry646

Animate the opacity level of the hue layer to fade in the second layer 0% to 100%.
You can then duplicate the second layer and change the hue settings and fade that one in too and so on i have just made an animation with 8 layers of hue 0,+50,+100,+150 etc.

PS this is animated as a timeline it can easily be turned into frame animation if thats the type you need.

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@Cody3331749

I'm assuming you want a sort of psychedelic effect, the hue keeps changing for the pattern. If so, I have a solution that would work for your use case.


Create the layer you want to change the hue of (state 1).
Duplicate and change the hue to the final hue you want (state 2).
Now you have two layers, switch the second layer visibility off
for the first animation frame (state 1), and switch it on for the
last animation frame (state 2), and then tween the animation
frames between these.
If you want it to be a continuous loop, duplicate the first frame,
move it to the end, and tween the frames between state 2 and
state 1 again (ideally adding the same number of frames as you did last time for symmetry)

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