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Pan/Zoom (Crop) - oli - 2011-08-01
Hello All!
I've already posted this question in the German forum but maybe one of you is able to help.
I've tried to apply an transition for crop on only a part of the images. That doesn't work. It's propably that I#m doing somethng wrong.
This is how it should be:
1. Part of the clip: No crop, 5 sec.
2. Part: Zoom and Pan (changing of the crop values), 10 sec.
3. Part: No change of the crop, 5 sec.
That's what I did:
Keyframe after part 1 (no Crop), keyframe after part 2 ("target" crop), all images in part 2 selected (including keyframe 1 and 2) and eased transition applied. The result is that from first to last image a transition is applied, not only between keyframe 1 and 2.
I hope you ge what I mean ;-)
Regards
Oli
PS: I know i could move the images of part 2 into a seperate folder, work on them in lr timelapse and move back into the original one. But I think there should be a way to perform the operation in lr timelapse.
RE: Pan/Zoom (Crop) - Gunther - 2011-08-01
Only Auto Transition will respect your key frames. Otherwise you can select a region as well and apply any transition.
RE: Pan/Zoom (Crop) - oli - 2011-08-01
(2011-08-01, 10:05)gwegner Wrote: Otherwise you can select a region as well and apply any transition.Hello Gunther,
That's what I thought. But values where changed on all images not only the selected. I'll try again with a smaller set of images.
Regards
Oli
RE: Pan/Zoom (Crop) - oli - 2011-08-01
Hello Gunther,
mmhhh, doesn't work. I started in the situation captured in Pic 1. I would lilke to have LR Timelapse change only the values for crop of images 6 -11
First trial was "Auto Transition". As you can see in the second image it changed the values not in the way expected.
Second trial was done by marking images 5 -12 and using "linear". The result is shown in the third attachment.
Regards
Oli