Ease In?
- Thread starter KarlB
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HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
Like a crossfade effect?
AdvanTech
Well-known member
KarlB said:
Right click the clip, Video Event Pan/Crop, move the time ruler to the end of the clip, makes sure lock aspect ratio is engaged, drag a corner towards middle ever so slightly, see what it looks like.
If it eases in too fast, don't drag a corner in too much, if it's too slow, drag the corner closer to center.
Hope you understand:embarasse
plainman007
Well-known member
Windows Movie Maker....You can bet if WMM can do it Vegas can out do it.
I think your looking at fading in. Yes you can just hold the tiny corner ruler and slide into the clip however far you want the transition to last.
I think you can also use the transition filters fade from black or fade from white.
I think your looking at fading in. Yes you can just hold the tiny corner ruler and slide into the clip however far you want the transition to last.
I think you can also use the transition filters fade from black or fade from white.
Drew Ott
Wish I were banned.
He's looking at "easing in." I know what he's talking about. I used to use WMM.
What you want to do is go to the pan/crop section. Have a keyframe at the start of your ease-in, and a key-frame at the end where you want it to end moving closer. On the 2nd keyframe, move the screen size so that it is a smaller square, however small you like.
This will make the playback gradually zoom in.
What you want to do is go to the pan/crop section. Have a keyframe at the start of your ease-in, and a key-frame at the end where you want it to end moving closer. On the 2nd keyframe, move the screen size so that it is a smaller square, however small you like.
This will make the playback gradually zoom in.
