Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
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1
Add a Filter to a clip by dragging it from the Effects tab onto a clip in
the Timeline. I suggest using a Gaussian Blur for the purpose of this
exercise. Make sure the clip you are working with is no shorter than
10 seconds in duration.
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2
Make sure the Pointer tool is selected. Double click the clip in the
Timeline to which the Filter has been added. This will make the clip
active in the Viewer.
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3
Position the yellow Scrubber Bar on the beginning of the clip in the
Timeline.
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4
Select the Filters tab in the Viewer. This will reveal the controls for
changing the settings of the Filter you are working with.
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5
Make sure the setting for the filter effect is at 0. This will mean the
Filter will have no effect on the clip at this stage.
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6
Mark a keyframe by pressing the
Insert/Delete Keyframe button.
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7
Move the Scrubber Bar several
seconds into the clip (by holding
down the Shift key
the
horizontal forward arrow you can skip forward one second at a time).
Do not adjust the Filter settings yet.