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TEXT problem (not the usual one!)
27 Jul 2016 11:16 #78869
by Simoncr
TEXT problem (not the usual one!) was created by Simoncr
Hi there. Hope there's someone out there who can help me.
I'll try to make it simple:
I have a clip with a long "ken burns" on it. It's a picture. The clip is about 30 secs. It's an intro for my film.
I want the title of my film to appear in between the clip(text with black background). NOT on the video, where you can se both the clip and the video. I want it to come in between.
I know i can just split the video and put in in between, but then the ken burn effect apply to each video clip(starts over) and of course i dont want what.
What to do?
Hope you understand my question:)
Simon
I'll try to make it simple:
I have a clip with a long "ken burns" on it. It's a picture. The clip is about 30 secs. It's an intro for my film.
I want the title of my film to appear in between the clip(text with black background). NOT on the video, where you can se both the clip and the video. I want it to come in between.
I know i can just split the video and put in in between, but then the ken burn effect apply to each video clip(starts over) and of course i dont want what.
What to do?
Hope you understand my question:)
Simon
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27 Jul 2016 13:02 #78873
by Scott Markowitz
Replied by Scott Markowitz on topic TEXT problem (not the usual one!)
Hey Simon.
Welcome to the forum.
The simplest answer is to make a compound clip of your Ken Burns Effect. (Compound Clips are very often the answer
1. right in your timeline, right click on the Pic with the KB effect on it- Choose "New Compound Clip"
2. You can now split this as if it were an original source clip and it will not break the continuity of the animation.
3. If you need the clip to be longer, then you can double click this compound clip, and it's own timeline will open. You can add length to the photo as needed, and step back out to your original timeline. There, you will need to trim out the clip to make final adjustments.
Hope that helps. Cheers!
Welcome to the forum.
The simplest answer is to make a compound clip of your Ken Burns Effect. (Compound Clips are very often the answer
1. right in your timeline, right click on the Pic with the KB effect on it- Choose "New Compound Clip"
2. You can now split this as if it were an original source clip and it will not break the continuity of the animation.
3. If you need the clip to be longer, then you can double click this compound clip, and it's own timeline will open. You can add length to the photo as needed, and step back out to your original timeline. There, you will need to trim out the clip to make final adjustments.
Hope that helps. Cheers!
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27 Jul 2016 13:23 #78874
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic TEXT problem (not the usual one!)
Scott's solution might be what you want. Should you want the push to appear continuous rather than stopping and starting, you could put a black generator above the motion clip, and the title on top of the generator. Whatever works for you.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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