Hello,
after some playing around with including stills in my video (layout tool, pip, hieroglyph, ...) I found the best solution (for my needs) to be the 3D PiP effect tool. This gives me all the possibilities I need with keyframing, although the zoom function is of course a horror (reduced resolution : please Canopus, solve this).
The problem I encounter is that when I apply a transition effect between two stills manipulated with 3D PiP the systems does not behave as expected. In fact the first 3D PiP is applied to all the stills after the first.
Anyone experienced the same, and more important, anyone knows how to solve this ?
Thanks,
Rudy
after some playing around with including stills in my video (layout tool, pip, hieroglyph, ...) I found the best solution (for my needs) to be the 3D PiP effect tool. This gives me all the possibilities I need with keyframing, although the zoom function is of course a horror (reduced resolution : please Canopus, solve this).
The problem I encounter is that when I apply a transition effect between two stills manipulated with 3D PiP the systems does not behave as expected. In fact the first 3D PiP is applied to all the stills after the first.
Anyone experienced the same, and more important, anyone knows how to solve this ?
Thanks,
Rudy
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