Ease In/Out on multiple Transform curves

Hello there!

Premiere Pro makes it very convenient to select keypoints of different properties together and apply the same curve functions (e.g. Ease In/Out) to all of them. Then it can't happen, for example, that the frame slides to the side by "position", exposing a black border, before the digital "zoom" moves in and fills the whole image again.

Does that work in Resolve too?

What page are you working in?

What page are you working in?

I faced the issue of syncing curves in the edit page.

OK.

In Studio 18.5 beta 2 I was able to open the Keyframes for the clip, select them all with a drag and change their type.

Thanks for the reply and sorry for staying away for so long.
I have 18.1. but I can only select the active property at a time, so only zoom, but not position e.g. Do you just drag the mouse over it?

You can only see one type of keyframe at a time here. That's just how it works. You select which in the upper left.

But you can select all of the Zoom keyframes at once, for example.

You can only see one type of keyframe at a time here. That's just how it works. You select which in the upper left.

But you can select all of the Zoom keyframes at once, for example.

I think what he's asking for is to be able to control the easing of a transition that, for example, animates both the position and zoom at the same time, as you might with a Ken Burns effect. If he eases only one, the edge of the frame peeps into view. He wants to be able to select both the zoom and the position keyframes and ease them both in a way that avoids the edge coming into view.

You can do this sort of thing more easily in Fusion, I suspect. The keyframing controls in the Edit page are pretty rudimentary by comparison.

He will have to apply the Ease to Position and Zoom in turn, that's all. But all the relevant keyframes for Position can be selected at the same time. And them select all the relevant keyframes for Zoom.

A caveat is that beginning keyfrmes should be Ease Out only. And ending should be Ease In only.

If you use Ease In and Out on the start or end keyframe, THAT'S where the weirdness of movement happens.