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Virtual tour by clicking on the hotspots and moving through the images. Make sure the navigation is smooth and that the transition between images feels natural. Adjust the positioning of hotspots and navigation elements if needed. 11. Exporting and Sharing: Once you're satisfied with your virtual tour, save your Photoshop project. You can then export the tour as a standalone interactive presentation or a PDF file. To do this, go to "File" > "Export" > "Export As" and choose the format that suits your needs. Remember that creating a virtual tour-style presentation in Photoshop requires careful planning and attention to detail.

Experiment with different techniques and features to achieve the most engaging and immersive experience for your viewers. If you encounter any challenges or have questions along the way, feel free to reach out for help. Best of luck with your virtual tour project! Hey everyone, I've been working on Shadow and Reflection creating a slideshow in Photoshop, and I want to add a scrolling marquee with text captions to it. I think this could add a dynamic element to my slideshow and make it more engaging. However, I'm not quite sure how to go about it. Can anyone provide some guidance on how to achieve this effect? Here's what I have in mind: Creating the Text Captions: First things first, let's create the text captions that we want to display in the scrolling marquee.



Open your Photoshop project and make sure you're in the appropriate layer or frame where you want the marquee to appear. Select the Text tool (T) from the toolbar and click on your canvas to add a text layer. Type in your desired text, set the font, size, and color according to your design. Repeat this step for all the text captions you want to include in the marquee. Arranging Text Layers: Once you have all your text layers in place, arrange them in a single line, stacked horizontally. This is important as the marquee effect will scroll through these text layers sequentially. To achieve this, you can use the Move tool (V) to position each text layer side by side in the order you want them to appear.