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Swooshing an image in
08 Oct 2013 19:05 #32232
by sanj114
Swooshing an image in was created by sanj114
Hi All,
Brand new to the forum and to FCP. I was wondering whether there is a plugin or a method of swooshing an image in. For example I want to stamp the video with a logo but instead of it just appearing I want to literally stamp it in by the image coming in from an angle or something?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Brand new to the forum and to FCP. I was wondering whether there is a plugin or a method of swooshing an image in. For example I want to stamp the video with a logo but instead of it just appearing I want to literally stamp it in by the image coming in from an angle or something?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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09 Oct 2013 08:47 #32256
by Karsten Schlüter
You can keyframe position out-side the canvas and key-frame the size (and rotation) to create the effect of 'stamping in' your picture.
What's FCPX is missing, but Motion would offer, is motion blur.
Esp. a fast movement 'close to cam' as stamping, NEEDS motion blur!
Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Swooshing an image in
sanj114 wrote: … I want to literally stamp it in by the image coming in from an angle or something?…
You can keyframe position out-side the canvas and key-frame the size (and rotation) to create the effect of 'stamping in' your picture.
What's FCPX is missing, but Motion would offer, is motion blur.
Esp. a fast movement 'close to cam' as stamping, NEEDS motion blur!
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09 Oct 2013 08:55 #32257
by sanj114
Replied by sanj114 on topic Swooshing an image in
That's a good idea, I did see a tutorial on something like that. Only thing in FCPX the image covers the whole screen, which is annoying. I just downloaded Motion 5 but it keeps on frickin crashing. I think I need to run updates.
Thanks for that.
Thanks for that.
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09 Oct 2013 08:58 #32258
by Karsten Schlüter
To keep the example 'stamp':
apply in some graphic processor, or even in Preview, some transparencies; save as .png.
Or, you keyframe the opacity either ...
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sanj114 wrote: … Only thing in FCPX the image covers the whole screen, ….
To keep the example 'stamp':
apply in some graphic processor, or even in Preview, some transparencies; save as .png.
Or, you keyframe the opacity either ...
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09 Oct 2013 19:46 #32322
by sanj114
Replied by sanj114 on topic Swooshing an image in
Followed your steps...Keyframing out to in, and it's exactly what I wanted, so easily done. 
Thanks a lot dude.. Will now try motion blur on motion 5.
Thanks a lot dude.. Will now try motion blur on motion 5.
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