> Hi Keith! > > > I have a project with a number of still pictures that I want to use the > > "Ken Burns" effect on. I know how to use the camera to do this, and > > this part works fine. Where I have trouble is in the transitions > > between stills.... > > My quickest workarounds have been: > > 1. I put every picture on a separate track > 2. If I have too many pictures, I apply the Ken Burns effect to every > single picture in separate projects and render each of them to Quick > Time for Linux/Motion JPEG A. Then I load every new source file in my > project, working on a sigle track. > > Ciao! > Raffaella
Hi, is there any thought going into changing this in Lumiera? I see this as a general GUI design flaw. That kind of setting should apply to files on a track and not the entire track. Where a user would want to apply settings (camera, projector, color correction, volume fade, alpha fade, etc) to an entire track, she could simply select all files on a track and set them together. As an alternative, one could think of cascading the settings like in CSS from a global track perspective down to a local file perspective - where local overrides global. Maybe the lumiera devs have already thought of this. I thought I'd mention it because I get caught in this situation a lot on cinelerra, not just with the "Ken Burns" style. best, super HannaKwannaMas to all -august. _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
