![]() Step 34: Select the location to save the file as a gif. Step 33: Now export this as GIF from the file menu or press Ctrl + M and make sure the entire sequence is selected. Step 32: Delete the extra part from the second clip. Step 31: Again, using the razor tool, trim the excess part off. ![]() Step 30: Now, we will add a keyframe for opacity and at the start of the second clip and set the opacity to 0 at the end of the first clip. Step 19: Now import the image into the olive. Step 18: Now, we will overwrite the existing file from the file menu. Step 17: Make sure selection is checked and invert mask is set. Step 16: Then add a layer mask in the layers panel. Once we turn the quick mask off, the stream will be selected. Step 15: Now, after you remove the part which consists of the stream, it will look something like that, and you can also get the mask back by changing the foreground to black if you want. Step 14: Now toggle the mask on by pressing Shift + Q and then use the paintbrush tool and set the proper size and hardness. Step 13: Now open this image with GIMP by dragging it inside the GIMP window. Step 12: This will save the file as a png file. Step 11: When scrubbing the timeline, when you find a relatively steady stream, then on the sequence viewer right click and save the frame as an image. Step 10: Then, we will ripple delete the first part, which will delete the clip as well as space. Step 9: Again, we will see where we want to start the clip where the stream is steady and place another cut with the razor tool. Step 8: Then, we will delete the part which we do not want from the timeline. ![]() Step 7: Now, when we see that the stream of the coffee is relatively stable, we want to cut only those portions of the clip for which we will use a razor tool or press C and press a cut on the timeline. What we are watching in this video is the stream of coffee going into the cup, and it should be relatively steady for cinemagraph. If you press the spacebar, then the video will be played. The red color line is the play head which you can scrub to go to any part of the video in the timeline. Step 6: Now, we will drag the video on the timeline, and you can see the duration of the clip at the bottom of the sequence viewer, which is around 14 seconds. Step 5: To organize the files, we create a new folder named video and move our clip inside it.
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