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Keyframes!?
Hi,
I just started fiddling around with Premiere Pro tonight. However, I ran into a problem after an hour or so. I can’t seem to make keyframes for videoclips other than with Opacity-settings. When I for example add Brighness & Contrast or some Blur-effect, the keyframe button don’t light up.
I have not been capturing any video of my own yet, I just been experimenting with some small video-files. So, is there a file-format problem or am I doing something very wrong?
/Stefan
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4 Replies
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You have to click the keyframe icon to make it “active”.
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It is called toggle animation button (stopwatch icon), left to word brightness. Opacity is so called fixed effect, animation already toggled on (pointer in stopwatch icon).
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The timeline allows you to set opacity keyframes, but the Effect Controls Window is where the rest are set.
Steven
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Aaah, it’s so simple when you know how to do it. Thank you very much for the info:-)
/Stefan
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