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520 17. Keyframing

Editing and Adjusting Keyframes

With the ability to add and delete keyframes, it’s time to learn how to
change their time and position. There are a few things to keep in mind now
that you have reached this point. Let’s begin by reviewing exactly what a
keyframe is:

A keyframe is simply a point in time when something happens.

You set where you want your keyframe to appear in the timeline, and then
change the values to determine what you want to happen at that keyframe.

A big part of how effects look is determined by the location of each
keyframes on the timeline. Less time between keyframes gives Producer
less time to create the effect, so the effects happen faster. Longer time gaps
between keyframes do the opposite, and create a slower effect.

To Change the Time of a Keyframe

1. Click on a keyframe marker and
Set Time for this Keyframe
drag it to the new time in the
Add / Remove Time from K ame
Keyframe Timeline. As you
Set Slide Time
hover and/or move the marker, a
Copy Settings
tool tip will appear to let you
Cut
know the new time.
Copy
Paste
OR Delete
Delete All
1. Right-click on any keyframe you
Copy to Next Keyframe
wish to adjust. Copy to Previous Keyframe
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2. Choose Set Time for this Reset All
Keyframe from menu that
Convert to Static Keyframe
appears.
Pause Motion
Time Format
3. Enter the time in seconds where
you want the keyframe to appear.
4. Click Ok. Your Keyframe will now be moved to that time.