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Using Keyframes in Effects - 8: Deleting Keyframes.

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them. In this Tutorial I will take a deeper look into deleting keyframes. Good luck, Douglas

Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by drbgaijin on Fri, Jun 12 2009
Using Keyframes in Effects - 7: Adding Keyframes - Revisited

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them. In this Tutorial I will take a deeper look into adding keyframes. Good luck, Douglas

Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by drbgaijin on Fri, Jun 12 2009
Using Keyframes in Effects - 6: Slipping Keyframes

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them. In this Tutorial I will take a look at slipping keyframes in the Keyframe Graph. Good luck, Douglas

Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by drbgaijin on Fri, Jun 12 2009
Using Keyframes in Effects - 5: Aligning Keyframes

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them. In this Tutorial I will take a look at aligning keyframes in the Keyframe Graph. Good luck, Douglas

Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by drbgaijin on Fri, Jun 12 2009
Using Keyframes in Effects - 4: Moving Keyframes

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them. In this Tutorial I will take a look at some ways of moving keyframes in the Keyframe Graph. Good luck, Douglas

Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by drbgaijin on Sun, May 31 2009
Using Keyframes in Effects - 3: Adding Keyframes

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them. In this Tutorial I will look at the menues available when you are working in the Advanced Keyframe Mode. How...

Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by drbgaijin on Sun, May 31 2009
Using Keyframes in Effects - 2: Starting from Scratch

As promised, I return to take a closer look at the mysteries of the Keyframe! Although keyframes are an integral part of any controllable digital effects - not everyone can get the hang of them. In this Tutorial I will go back to the beginning and look at how to set up before you begin working with keyframes...

Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by drbgaijin on Sun, May 31 2009
Audio 2 - Manually adjusting the Gain

Audio has never been my strong point. Any simple and straightforward way I can find of working with audio is of great interest to me. Here is my description of how I manually adjust audio gain without getting tied in knots. This is really a follow up to my first Audio tutorial - Audio Gain and Keyframes...

Posted to Avid Community Tutorials (Forum) by drbgaijin on Wed, Jan 21 2009
Final Cut Pro vs. Avid - An Ode to the Moviola @ HDFilmtools

Hi All, I've just posted the first of a series of articles I'm doing on why Media Composer continues to be the editing tool of choice for 99% of all professional film editors in Hollywood. I hope you will have a chance to take a look at it and as always, I encourage this community's feedback...

Posted to General Discussion & Off-Topic (Forum) by Lawrence Jordan on Wed, Sep 24 2008
Re: Loading Photoshop file

To keep your motion predictable in Pan & Zoom, make sure that your Path is set to Linear, and then use the 'Velocity' options to control how Pan & Zoom treats each keyframe. The Path setting applies globally to the whole effect, and the Velocity option can be set for each individual keyframe...

Posted to Avid Media Composer - PC (Forum) by Chad on Mon, May 5 2008

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