[Cin] Problems with Camera Automation?

[MatN]

On Thu, 02 Jul 2020 21:45:30 +0200 (CES), MatN wrote:

>Have you tried the Projector automation?
>Then you leave the Camera as-is, and use the Projector to scale and position
>the individual tracks. You can also zoom out to make the image smaller.
>If an image drifts, then the beginning, intermediate and start positions are
>not exactly the same, and Cinelerra moves the picture between the two
>positions. That can be fixed by noting down the positions etc in one of the
>keyframes, and use those exact values in the other(s). You only have to
>change at the keyframe positions.
>
>MatN

Oops, I did a top-posting, sorry.
Keep in mind the X and Y limit values at the bottom. If you want a picture to
be able to completely move off the screen (or reverse) you need to set upper
and lower limits to what the resolution is. E.g. for 1920x1080, you need a X
lower limit of -1920 to be able to move if off screen to the right (with the
projector).

MatN

>On Thu, 2 Jul 2020 15:32:54 -0300, John Coppens wrote:
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>>More experiments:
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>>With stay-at-home teaching, I seem to be pressured to dedicate more time to
>>video editing.
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>>When I use the Scale-Ratio plugin, I thought I was saved. I could scale down
>>the image, and move it to the right and down.
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>>But, it seems that was a day-dream. I could get the thumbnail of the
>>speaker to the right and down, but after rendering shows the image at
>>the top right, though still correctly scaled.
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>>Also, of the two places I inserted the scaled clip in my project, one of
>>them seems to drift slowly up (on the screen).
>>
>>It can't be that difficult to produce this effect, can it?
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