If i want a picture slowly appearing within my video i would have to put it in the overlay right?
if so how can i get it to slowly appear and disappear but covering the whole movie for that instance? in other words i don't want the picture appearing on top of the video so i want it to be just a single frame on its own... does this make any sense?
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Hi,
Yes you can place your image on the overlay. Then Choose the Fade-in / Fade-out on the Attributes Panel. Then further to control the fade in/out time, the blue bar below the preview window now shows the Pause/Duration. Using the "trim" handles (now are Pause/duration handles), you can adjust the fade in/out of the image. The Blue bar length indicates how long the image is visable in a static state (not fading). The spaces to the left/right are the fading times. So to have a short fade in/out, slide the handles to the left/right, so they are close to the edges. The image will fade in fast, be on screen for awhile, then fade out fast.
Hope that helps..
Ron P.
Yes you can place your image on the overlay. Then Choose the Fade-in / Fade-out on the Attributes Panel. Then further to control the fade in/out time, the blue bar below the preview window now shows the Pause/Duration. Using the "trim" handles (now are Pause/duration handles), you can adjust the fade in/out of the image. The Blue bar length indicates how long the image is visable in a static state (not fading). The spaces to the left/right are the fading times. So to have a short fade in/out, slide the handles to the left/right, so they are close to the edges. The image will fade in fast, be on screen for awhile, then fade out fast.
Hope that helps..
Ron P.
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antzpompeii
Ron you're a legend! thank-you.vidoman wrote:Hi,
Yes you can place your image on the overlay. Then Choose the Fade-in / Fade-out on the Attributes Panel. Then further to control the fade in/out time, the blue bar below the preview window now shows the Pause/Duration. Using the "trim" handles (now are Pause/duration handles), you can adjust the fade in/out of the image. The Blue bar length indicates how long the image is visable in a static state (not fading). The spaces to the left/right are the fading times. So to have a short fade in/out, slide the handles to the left/right, so they are close to the edges. The image will fade in fast, be on screen for awhile, then fade out fast.
Hope that helps..
Ron P.
Regards,
Antz
