Table of Contents
Advertisement
MOVING PATH DIALOG BOX
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1. Motion Control Window allows you to determine the path a clip takes.
2. Key frame Controller determines where key frames are placed.
3. Zoom opens the zoom window magnifying the Motion Control window.
4. Restore changes the clip's dimensions back to its original size.
5. Actual Image replaces the preview clip in the Motion Control window with
thumbnails of the clip.
6. Width and Height boxes define the frame dimensions of the actual clip.
7. Keep aspect ratio ensures that any changes to a clip's dimensions are reflected
equally in the Width and Height boxes.
8. Interpolate frame size with logarithm converts the moving path from linear
interpolation to logarithmic interpolation solving zoom quality problems that
occurs when the size of the image is changed over its duration.
9. Preview allows you to display the moving path before actually applying it.
10. Show Background displays the background clip in the frame window.
11. Speed determines the speed of the preview.
12. Play performs a preview of the moving path.
13. Preview Playback Options opens a dialog box where you can specify where to
preview the filter/effect.
14. External Monitor previews on an external monitor.
15. Title Safe Area displays guidelines around the frame box representing the
viewable area on a television.
16. Reference point box allows you to change the position of the sample clip.
17. X and Y determine the actual position of the clip within the frame box.
VIDEO EDITOR: CHAPTER THREE
203
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Advertisement
Table of Contents
