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I have an adjustment clip that applies a Zoom Blur across several clips. I set keyframes for X Position and Y Position as well as Smooth Strength according to the movement of the subject within the clips.
It looks good, but I want it to look great. Alas, while I can set keyframes on the parameters I want to control, what I cannot do is to ease them in and out, which would make things look great. In case the developers were ever wondering "would anybody notice if we used special, low-functionality keyframes for the Zoom Blur on an adjustment clip, rather than using full-featured keyframes that can be smoothed?" The answer is "yes". I noticed.
Release 16b2
It looks good, but I want it to look great. Alas, while I can set keyframes on the parameters I want to control, what I cannot do is to ease them in and out, which would make things look great. In case the developers were ever wondering "would anybody notice if we used special, low-functionality keyframes for the Zoom Blur on an adjustment clip, rather than using full-featured keyframes that can be smoothed?" The answer is "yes". I noticed.
Release 16b2
MacOS Catalina Version 10.15.7
iMac Pro (2017)
3 GHz Intel Xeon W
64GB 2666 MHz DDR4
Radeon Pro Vega 64 16 GB
RED Rocket-X
Decklink 8K Pro card feeding FSI XM310K Monitor
iMac Pro (2017)
3 GHz Intel Xeon W
64GB 2666 MHz DDR4
Radeon Pro Vega 64 16 GB
RED Rocket-X
Decklink 8K Pro card feeding FSI XM310K Monitor