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Yes, I've submitted artwork to iTunes and they want (but don't require) a layered file for the artwork to create that parallax effect. You'll notice most just h
by bonestamp2 7y ago
Yes, I've submitted artwork to iTunes and they want (but don't require) a layered file for the artwork to create that parallax effect. You'll notice most just have the Title and (other text) as moveable layers, which is easy since those were probably created as separate layers when the artwork was created to begin with.
The background artwork is typically static, although I suspect this tool will be included in photoshop at some point at which time it will make it much easier to give this effect to backgrounds too.
Here are some specs if you're interested (there are various different docs depending on which assets you're submitting, this is just one example):
https://help.apple.com/itc/videoaudioassetguide/#/itc0c10422b9 https://help.apple.com/itc/videoaudioassetguide/#/itc0c10422...
- whalesalad 7y agoOh rad, thanks for the link!
- sniklaus 7y agoThank you both for the pointers! Our research on the 3D Ken Burns effect could be used to automate this, but the quality is still a little spotty. Some results look great, some have obvious artifacts. An automated deployment would thus either need to improve the overall quality or be able to detect artifacts in order to fallback to the 2D result for those.