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To create a still moving path:
1. Drag a clip into the Va track: this is the background (the anchor).
2. Drag a clip into the V1 track: this is the overlay.
3. Drag a 2D Basic moving path onto the clip in the V1 track. The 2D
Basic Moving Path dialog box opens up.
4. Click the Keep aspect ratio box in
the lower left corner.
5. Change the Width value to 100 (the
Height value automatically changes to
keep the ratio).
6. Change the X value to 240, and the Y
value to 70 (this moves the center of
the overlay to the upper right).
7. Click on the End control point and
repeat steps 5 and 6, entering exactly
the same values.
8. Click OK and preview the effect.
The 2D Advanced Moving Path dialog box is similar to the 2D Basic
Moving Path except that you can spin a clip around a central point in two
dimensions.
To create a 2D advanced moving path:
1. Select the 2D Advanced thumbnail from the Moving Path gallery and
drag it onto a clip.
2. Enter a rotation value, or drag the rotation dial to the desired value.
3. Use the handles in the Distortion box to slant the clip to create perspec-
tive effects.
4. Click the Play button to preview. Click OK to apply.
Note:
If you resize a clip, its contents are resampled accordingly. Depending on the
type of clip, this may produce degradation in image quality.
A still moving path
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