disjecta
Lucky Duck
Re: Question for disjecta
What John means is that because you will be "masking" 25% of the top of your original footage and 25% of the bottom, this enables you to scoot your frame up or down by this amount. So if you screwed up your framing vertically, you can compensate for it by moving the footage up or down behind the mask.
You can also do some digital tilts this way. This is a cool way to make a static shot move. Basically, you set keyframes at the beginning and end of your footage moving it slowly up or down.
What John means is that because you will be "masking" 25% of the top of your original footage and 25% of the bottom, this enables you to scoot your frame up or down by this amount. So if you screwed up your framing vertically, you can compensate for it by moving the footage up or down behind the mask.
You can also do some digital tilts this way. This is a cool way to make a static shot move. Basically, you set keyframes at the beginning and end of your footage moving it slowly up or down.