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  • Duke Sweden

    November 12, 2017 at 5:25 am in reply to: Face in perfect focus but glasses “oversharpened”

    Oh, it’ll grow back real fast, unlike my hair. And it’s a GH5. Normally I don’t have this problem.

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  • Duke Sweden

    November 11, 2017 at 2:16 pm in reply to: GH4 and Lumix ‘Face Detection’?

    I believe it’s a matter of choosing it from the different types of focusing (face, tracking, 1 area, etc) rather than “turning it on”.

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  • Duke Sweden

    November 9, 2017 at 12:22 pm in reply to: Start/stop Tracking mid clip?

    Go have a cup of coffee, Tero, I’ll handle this ????

    What I would do, as I learned here just the other day, is to use the razor to cut your clip at the point you want the effect to start, and then also at the point you want the effect to end. THEN, apply the effect to the part of the clip you want it, which would obviously be the middle portion of the clip.

    Tero wants everybody to use the manual, but sometimes it’s hard to word the search term.

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  • If I remember to, I would create a node just for the one effect I wanted to control, but of course I want to do things the right way so I’ll look into keyframing it. Cheers!

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  • Duke Sweden

    November 6, 2017 at 11:37 pm in reply to: Add an effect to a node that only covers part of a clip?

    Thanks, Tero, but I’m not referring to the OpenFX. I know about the blend option. I’m talking about the curves and color wheels, mostly the power windows. Anyway, good ol’ David gave me my method of choice.

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  • I started keyframing when Flash 3 was new. I know how to keyframe. I’m just saying what’s the deal with all those categories under each “corrector”?

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  • Duke Sweden

    November 6, 2017 at 12:41 pm in reply to: Add an effect to a node that only covers part of a clip?

    At my age it’s a bit too extensive. Also, some things just aren’t easily worded when doing a search.

    As for the keyframe timeline, even on a node with one or two effects added, when I twirl down a corrector there are a whole bunch of categories, most of which I have no clue what they mean (misc isolation!?!).

    I think I’ll go with the razor blade to the clip technique. Thanks everybody.

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  • Duke Sweden

    November 4, 2017 at 12:47 pm in reply to: Lost projects!!!!

    Have you tried system restore? Worth a shot. Go back to before you downgraded.

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  • AHA!!!! I *BANG!!!*…..OWwooooooo…. ooooh….sssss…..oooooh…..sssss…….banged my head!!!!!!…..owoooooooh…..ssssss….*i’ll be back…*

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  • Well, the body of my comment did say optimized. I didn’t realize that proxy and optimized could be two different things, since they’re both the same thing, designed to drive me insane, I suppose 😉

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