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Cropping To Match
09 Jan 2017 16:20 #84697
by owleyes
Cropping To Match was created by owleyes
Hi,
I have two clips that were shot a little farther away from the rest and want to crop them to match. Is there a good way to line them up, so I don't have to keep trying it until I know it's enough (and not too much)? I feel like each time I undo, I'll have to guess where I was on the last try.
I assume, once I get one, I can apply that change to the other one.
- Steve
I have two clips that were shot a little farther away from the rest and want to crop them to match. Is there a good way to line them up, so I don't have to keep trying it until I know it's enough (and not too much)? I feel like each time I undo, I'll have to guess where I was on the last try.
I assume, once I get one, I can apply that change to the other one.
- Steve
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10 Jan 2017 16:03 #84737
by bogiesan
Replied by bogiesan on topic Cropping To Match
Do you want to crop them or scale them?
You can place one top of the other and reduce the opacity so you can see a ghost image of the one on top. Setting scale and position are fairly simple. You can do this in your main timeline/project but I find it's easier to mess with this kind of stuff in a dedicate project called, say, "Effects Workspace".
You can place one top of the other and reduce the opacity so you can see a ghost image of the one on top. Setting scale and position are fairly simple. You can do this in your main timeline/project but I find it's easier to mess with this kind of stuff in a dedicate project called, say, "Effects Workspace".
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