Avoiding cuts: Keyframes without transitions?

rparks28

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May 01, 2022 16:29

Hi!

When I make lots of cuts, it becomes impossible to make adjustments, e.g. for color, across all clips at once.

I could use keyframes instead, but there seems to be a minimum time between them of 15 seconds in the Zoom/Crop/Pan window, and in the Keyframe window, close keyframes don't always save.

For reference, I am trying to zoom in and out abruptly.

Also, between keyframes, this is gradual. Is it possible to make keyframes jump from one setting to the next instead of gradually transitioning?

I want a way to have my zooming in and out without making cuts that prevent other whole-video edits.

Can you help me?

Thanks.

JL_JL

Senior Contributor Location: Arizona, USA Joined: Oct 01, 2006 20:01 Messages: 6091 Offline

May 01, 2022 16:43

Quote Hi!

When I make lots of cuts, it becomes impossible to make adjustments, e.g. for color, across all clips at once.

I could use keyframes instead, but there seems to be a minimum time between them of 15 seconds in the Zoom/Crop/Pan window, and in the Keyframe window, close keyframes don't always save.

For reference, I am trying to zoom in and out abruptly.

Also, between keyframes, this is gradual. Is it possible to make keyframes jump from one setting to the next instead of gradually transitioning?

I want a way to have my zooming in and out without making cuts that prevent other whole-video edits.

Can you help me?

Thanks.

The Crop/Zoom/Pan tool keyframe space is a function of the editing video length and fps. Short video, closer keyframe space allowed. Strange, but the way it is.

A possible workaround is to use the PiP Designer and make the Crop/Zoom/Pan keyframe changes there.

Jeff