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Alter adjustment layer’s mask path to match different frame rate?
Hello. I keyframed an adjustment layer’s mask several thousand frames and didn’t realize, until after, that I had not interpreted the footage correctly to 23.976. So the keyframes on the mask layer are at 29.97.
As soon as I correct the footage’s frame rate, it is all thrown off. I remember seeing something awhile ago regarding batch adjustment of keyframes but not sure how or if that can accurately match the correct frame rate. Thanks
I just adjusted the layer’s speed and can see that that would work if anyone knows the exact percentage I need to make it to match 23.976 from 29.97. It has been way too long since I have had to use division for percentages, no idea how to do that, at moment.
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[Matthew Wood] “I remember seeing something awhile ago regarding batch adjustment of keyframes but not sure how or if that can accurately match the correct frame rate. “
Select the keyframes you want to modify in time and hold Alt while dragging the first or last in the range to proportionately expand or contract them.
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Ah, yes, thank you. I attempted the Alt drag with keyframes in the middle, somehow I missed that it had to be on end. Thanks, again,
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