How to Define A Keyframe

GalacticaActual

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Jan 04, 2022 14:35

Brand new user, and I am thoroughly confused. I want to define a specific timeframe in which to apply stabilization. I think this is done with a keyframe, but I am stumped as how to define it. I can place the start of the keyframe, but how do I define the endpoint? ==JJS==

JL_JL

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Jan 04, 2022 15:25

Quote Brand new user, and I am thoroughly confused. I want to define a specific timeframe in which to apply stabilization. I think this is done with a keyframe, but I am stumped as how to define it. I can place the start of the keyframe, but how do I define the endpoint?

Video stabilization can't be key framed, it applies to the whole clip. You need to split the clip around the region you want to stabilize.

Jeff

GalacticaActual

Newbie Location: Payson, AZ, USA Joined: Jul 25, 2009 14:31 Messages: 12 Offline

Jan 09, 2022 17:41

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Video stabilization can't be key framed, it applies to the whole clip. You need to split the clip around the region you want to stabilize.

Jeff

Ah. Well, that explains it. Thanks! But...I still would like to know how to create a keyframe, which I assume is a defined portion of a clip? ==JJS==

JL_JL

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

Jan 09, 2022 18:05

Quote Ah. Well, that explains it. Thanks! But...I still would like to know how to create a keyframe, which I assume is a defined portion of a clip?

The manual sheds lots of info on keyframes as they can be used with many adjusting features. Attached pic highlights one way to access keyframes.

Jeff


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