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Keyframes
I’m Adobe Premiere newbie so don’t judge me harsh.
There is a panel. I don’t know what it’s called but I marked it on the screen. There you can adjust your keyframes. So my questions are:
1) How can I make the scale bigger? I mean my clip is quite long and it’s hard to adjust keyframes with such small scale. I tried to do Alt+scroll wheel but it works only in timeline.
2) Is there a way how I can add keyframes with certain interval? Let’s say I’m trying to make a typewriter effect and I want every keyframe to follow one by other with distance in one or two seconds. I can try to do that with mouse but it takes a lot of time to make it precise. Is there any quicker way?
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If I have a long clip, i make an edit just before the spot where I want to make a change. Mark a key frame at the start, then go to the place where you want to make a change.
I can’t figure any way other than this procedure. The key frame tool is rustic.
As for edit every second, your keyboard has pre-selected shifts. 5 frames 10 frames etc.
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