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User Guide
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For Delay, pause the motion of a clip for the specified amount of time. The delay value is a
percentage of the duration of the clip. A delay percentage cannot exceed the distance in time to
the next motion point. When a delay has been added, a blue bar appears on the timeline,
displaying the length of the delay.
3
Choose an option from the Motion menu to define how the motion should occur between
the selected point and the next point. You can achieve smooth motion when zooming by
speeding up or slowing down movement where necessary. If the clip’s motion is zooming
from small to large, select Accelerate. If the clip’s motion is zooming from large to small,
select Decelerate.
4 Repeat steps 1 to 3 for each motion point you want to change.
Note : You can use the normal keyboard shortcuts for copying and pasting to copy one point’s
motion settings to another point in the same clip or in another clip.
To distort a clip:
1
In the motion path or timeline in the Motion Settings dialog box, select the point at which
you want to add distortion.
2
In the distortion area, do any of the following:
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To create distortion, drag one or more of the four corner points to other positions.
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