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jensen
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i remember a thread on here a while ago that explained how to do the slow motion where it gradually goes to the set speed rather than all at once. i forgot what this was called and tried searching for the thread, but couldn't find it. anyways, anybody know what i am talking about?
Oct 31 2005 5:40PM
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MattMcGinnis
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im guessing you could just do it using key frames...
Oct 31 2005 6:35PM
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jensen
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^ yeah, but that would take forever. there is some way to do it right.
Oct 31 2005 7:19PM
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Itsbackfliptime
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^how would it take forever? Just set the play speed at 100% at the first keyframe then like 40% for the next one.
Oct 31 2005 7:35PM
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jensen
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cause it will stay at 100% and then jump to 40% at the key frame. it doesn't gradually go to 40% like i want. besides i don't think you can even use keyframes for speed.
Oct 31 2005 7:37PM
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Itsbackfliptime
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^thats what a keyframe does. Changes it from one point to another during the time period you chose. Theres a good chance you can't use them for speed though.
Nov 1 2005 8:30PM
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freezed
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just do it yourself, set a keyframe every 5%
Nov 1 2005 8:50PM
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jensen
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you cant use keyframes. to do it like that you would have to cut the clip every few frames and then change each play speed. but there is still some way to do it...
Nov 1 2005 9:14PM
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EastCoastPride
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and here i was thinking this was going to be a thread about an MSP premiere...
Nov 1 2005 9:14PM
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MattMcGinnis
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^haha thats pretty funny. what are you trying to do it for though? it seems like a unique situation youve got there.
Nov 1 2005 10:02PM
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holyDINOSAURS
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no just set a keyframe at the start and at the end. then it tweens in between
Nov 1 2005 10:34PM
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jensen
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ok, YOU CANNOT USE KEYFRAMES FOR SPEED.
Nov 1 2005 11:32PM
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AdrenalineGarage
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The effect is called ramping or time remapping. I don't know how to do it in premier. In FCP, you click on the motion tab, select time remap, and play with the bezier handles.
Nov 11 2005 3:19PM
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