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How to slow down a transition?
I used a 3D Fly In/Out – Tumble In transition between photos, but it’s way too fast, I want it a bit slower. How can I do that?
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6 Replies
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have you tried making the transition longer?
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Hi,
I had a directly related question. So merging together the 2 video events slows down the transition at the cost of blended video. Can you slow down only the transition effect without merging the events?
Tim
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I’d like to slow down only the transition…
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Hi,
I think that is like walking slower from A to B and getting to B and the same time than walking faster.
The transition starts when the blend starts and stops when the blend stops…the the speed of the transition is directly proportional to the size of the blend…or am I missing something here?regards
joao
[Petroi Teodora] “I’d like to slow down only the transition…”
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You can try to reduce the number of rotations (for transitions like 3D fly in/out), the distance etc. Other than that, there’s no way to slow down the transition without making it occupy more time – ie have more overlap on your events.
More overlap is not a problem for still images because you can make them as long as you need.
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Petroi
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