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For those who don't know, the easy way to achieve this is to set a
(linear) keyframe with the roller at its start position, then step
forward one frame, move the roller up 4 pixels and set another
keyframe. Now go to the Animation Editor and set the curve to
Gradient Extrapolation.
Regards,
Tone :)
At 18:27 02/09/2005, you wrote:
We usually use an even
pixel/frame speed in the DVE. 4 pixels per frame is "filmic".
If you need it faster, just increase by an even number.
Until next time...
Matt Small
Pair of Hands
Sherman Oaks, CA
"If it was easy, everyone would do it."
On Sep 1, 2005, at 5:23 PM, Chris Schwarze wrote:
Morning
I?m in PAL land, (sunny in Melbourne) and I need to
create a credit roll in 2K, 24FPS, for a record out to film. And later to
telecine transfer back for video release. Are there any magic numbers for
the roll speed to avoid strobing or artefacts in film projection and
telecine transfer?
Cheers
Chris
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