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Adobe Premiere Pro keyframe position & scales problem
I’m working on a project for a client who asked that I place a photograph that moves slowly across the screen. I’ve put keyframes either end of the photographs ‘effects’ timeline. However, when I play it back for some reason, the photograph begins and ends in the correct places, but it won’t simply follow the route but goes back on itself in the middle…like a bouncing ball, instead of moving in a direct way.
It’s hard to explain, but basically instead of moving slowly from right to left in one motion, it moves right-left-right (a little)-left (to the end)!
Is there some function I need to unclick or something perhaps??
Many thanks for any help, but this is very frustrating!
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Are you sure there are only two keyframes there?
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Try changing the keyframes to “Linear” and see if you get the same result.
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There are four. First is at the beginning, second is five frames in, third is five frames from the end, and the final one is at the end.
I wanted to make the photograph move in from outside the frame quickly, then move slowly for a few seconds, before disappearing out of frame again at the end. I’ve done it before a while ago, but it doesn’t seem to work anymore on CS5! For some odd reason, it does a side-ways bounce in the middle which ruins the simpler effect I was going for in the first place.
Do you know how I might solve this??
Thanks in advance!
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Hey thanks for this…where on the CS5 version do you change keyframes to linear??
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Right click on the key frame and a dropdown menu should come out.
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Just done it! Many thanks for your help Chris and Sam!
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