logarithmic interpolation. do i check this box on the zoom/pan edit page?
what is it, anyway?
thanks!
david
Logarithmic Interpolation: To check or not to check?
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Hi David,
Are you a programmer? I'm certainly not, and I done a google search for logarithmic interpolation. I found a couple of entries. In a nutshell what I think it applies to, is the changes made from keyframe to keyframe are smoother. Thus for a pan and zoom, the movement would not be abrupt and jerky...
Ron P.
Are you a programmer? I'm certainly not, and I done a google search for logarithmic interpolation. I found a couple of entries. In a nutshell what I think it applies to, is the changes made from keyframe to keyframe are smoother. Thus for a pan and zoom, the movement would not be abrupt and jerky...
Ron P.
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