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@billblakely Yes! I'm editing a family vacation to Yosemite, and I just turned boring GoPro dash footage into a cinematic masterpiece. 😂

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ua-cam.com/video/StrUxZwCwPI/v-deo.html key frames!

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I think you need to make some cuts (command B/Ctrl B in Windows). Decide where you want to zoom in or out and make a cut. Then decide where you want to get back to normal and make another cut there. Go back tot the part where you want to alter the zoom level. In the Inspector use the Zoom X Y parameters and (possibly) Position X Y parameters.

@@billblakely Thanks. I ended up finding a way, by simply cropping a section, duplicating the clip above and using transform keyframes or dynamic zoom.

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@@billblakely well deserved. Ive came here by accident im staying by will :D Keep the good work!

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I'm not sure what you mean. If you mean how to create a freeze frame on the Edit page then check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/bfnqYAVkjs8/v-deo.html. Or do you mean how to create a freeze frame on the Fusion page? Or do you mean this: eg. there's a shot of a guy watching a movie and eating popcorn but you want the movie to be frozen while everything else keeps moving?

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I know! 😫 It's the most straightforward and flexible approach I could find. There are easier ways but they're not very flexible and so not very useful. Cheers from Canada.

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Thank you very much! I appreciate it. Glad the video was helpful. I'm continually impressed with the software, so much fun to play with. Cheers.

You're welcome. No there isn't but you can set up your own. From the "Affinity Photo 2" menu select "Settings..." then "Shortcuts" from the list on the left. You can specify a shortcut for the Develop Persona there.

Hold down the 'fn' key and press F2. The fn key is at the bottom left corner of the Mac keyboard. It doubles as the emoji key, at least it does on my keyboard. Cheers.

@@billblakely Yeah I have tried that to no avail, but thanks!

Maybe you've assigned those keys to do something else. If I remember correctly that's something you can do.

@@billblakely No never assigned any keys, was looking up on apple and it says the 'globe' key is the 'fn' key but that is not working either, stumped. Such is life! Looked at the key assignments in the app as well to no avail.

@@billblakely Aha, forgot to click on the item, globe works with F2.

DV 19 doesn't change anything in regards to what's covered in the video. You can use any graphic file, as far as I know. Certainly all the popular formats. Easiest thing is to try and see. Do you mean photoshop and Illustrator project files? I really don't know. But anything exported from those apps should not be a problem. For transparency I use png. I haven't used other types but don't think they'd be a problem. Files you import don't need to have transparent backgrounds unless you want the background to be transparent. 4k is high resolution so if you use low resolution images they will stand out as such. That's all I can tell you for now. Happy you liked tne tutorial. Thank you.

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Yes you could or you could use the offset controls in the tracker node. The purpose was to demonstrate how to fix a partial bad track without tracking the whole thing again.

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I've never used Adobe. I don't have the money for a subscription. From watching videos however, it's clear that Photoshop has far greater depth and functionality of tools. On the surface Affinity Photo and Photoshop are pretty comparable but when you dig down deeper Affinity Photo comes up short many times. That said I don't find the conversion to JPEG to be slow at all. It's just fine for me. And for the things I do Affinity Photo is quite good. I don't find myself wishing it could do more. It all depends on your needs and ability to pay as to which is better, I guess. Clearly, right now, Adobe is superior in many ways. But how much that superiority is worth in practical terms is another matter. I usually spend between three to five minutes on RAW development per photo.

@@billblakely agreed. Well said. For ny weddings, the extra quality of ACR makes me keep using Adobe even though I wish AP well.

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So glad you found it helpful! As I remember I covered everything I personally do in RAW mode. I did leave out noise reduction since I almost never use it. What in particular woud you like to see more of on the RAW side?

@@billblakely I know this is a leap, but what about using developer on the iPad version. Slimmed down interface, but using my Leica Q2 Monochrom (any of the new Leicas will work) and the Leica Fotos app runs on an iPad as does Affinity Photo (I have the enterprise version), I am looking to streamline my workflow especially when I am out in the field rather than need a laptop or workstation. BTW - no need to do noise reduction. Masking seems to be an art at times and how to achieve subtle effects. .

I don't have an iPad so I can't do anything like that but there are some videos on that though I don't know how good they are. I have a two or three videos that cover masks explicitly and a bunch more that use them and discuss them even though they're not what the video's primarily about. All best.

@@billblakely The other thing that really doesn’t get explained is the tools on the left side of the screen. Everyone does the tools on the right side since they are the most common tools to make the major changes.

You're welcome! Glad you liked it. Guides are handy. You can add just as many as you need. Grids don't provide that flexibility.

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