Create An ANIMATED BACKGROUND With INKSCAPE & DAVINCI RESOLVE
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2024
- Create a Animated Background using INKSCAPE & DAVINCI RESOLVE in this highly requested video. Both apps are Open-Source & Free. In this video, I will show you step-by-step how to take elements created within Inkscape into DaVinci Resolve, then how to add a simple rotation animation before creating a video. That video can then be used in any way you like.
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INKSCAPE - inkscape.org/release/inkscape...
DAVINCI RESOLVE - www.blackmagicdesign.com/uk/p...
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Keep it coming.
Thank you my friend. I will 😁
Great video, thanks for posting. FYI, when you want to export, you do not need to keep moving the objects you wish to export. In the export panel, at the bottom right, there is an option box called "Export Selected Only". If clicked it will only export the selected objects. That way you can leave all the objects in situ.
Wait WHAT! How did I not know this? Or did I just forget? 😯 I am not going to lie...this will vex me lol. I pride myself on my knowledge but this slipped through the gap it would seem. Thank you so, so much for this little hint 🤟❤
It just goes to show that no matter how good we get at something, we all still have more to learn. I love you for this! Thanks again 😄
PS Thanks for your kind words my friend 😁
It looks really good
Thank you so much
Amazing video BOB
Thank you very much my friend 😊 Go give it a try yourself
@@ButtonPressGraphics sure
You can check "export selected only" and export selection without moving out objects
Yep! Someone else mentioned that too. It was an oversight on my part lol. For some reason, in all my time using using Inkscape, I have never used that check box before. IKR! We all have that "Blind Spot" & it would seem that little check box was mine hehe
Just a note, Inkscape it's open source, DaVinci resolve is only free (as in beer), keep up your good work, love your voice, our personal santa 😅
Technically you are correct. D.R. is a free app with a paid version but I am very aware that most people will be more likely to try it as 'Open-Source'. For all the features I use within the application, that I show in the video, are completely free. So that was my thought process behind it.
Also, thank you for the kind words. 'Mrs Rob' refers to my voice as a "chocolate melting voice" so it's nice to know she is not the only one hehe Thank you
I export at 3600dpi! 36K resolution or bust! 😂
Well what can I say? Quality is never going to be a problem for you is it my friend! 😂😂😂
@@ButtonPressGraphics on my fiftieth graphics card! 36000 DPI or bust, mostly bust!
@@SteveMacSticky That is going to be my next purchase. I just cannot afford to buy the one I want yet (I am aiming for a 4090). I want to aim for higher resolutions but...not THAT high lmao