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To delete a single keyframe:
1 Move the playhead to the frame with the keyframe you want to delete.
2 Choose Timeline > Remove Keyframe (Control-0).
You can also delete every keyframe applied to a shot in a particular room all at once.
To delete every keyframe in a single room:
1 Click the tab of the room with the keyframes you want to remove.
2 Move the playhead to a frame where the correction or effect in that room is at a state
you want applied to the entire shot.
3 Control-click the keyframe you want to delete in the Timeline, then choose Remove All
Keyframes from the shortcut menu.
Every keyframe applied to that room or secondary tab is deleted, and the keyframe
graph for that room disappears from the Timeline. When you delete all a shot’s
keyframes at once, the correction or effects settings of the frame at the position of the
playhead become the settings for the entire shot.
Important: The Remove All Keyframes command removes all of the keyframes in the
currently selected room, regardless of which area in the Timeline’s keyframe graph you
Control-click.
If you want to adjust the timing of keyframes that you’re already created, that’s easy.
To move a keyframe and change its timing:
m Drag it to the left or right.
You can also adjust the timing of a keyframe while previewing the frame you’re moving
it to.
To move a keyframe while updating the previewed image:
m Press Option while dragging a keyframe to the left or right.
If you need to, you can also make the keyframe graph in the Timeline taller, to make it
easier to see what you’re doing. For more information, see “Customizing the Timeline
Interface” on page 123.
You can also use the keyframe graph to navigate to a room with keyframed effects.
To open the room corresponding to a keyframe track:
m Double-click any keyframe track in the Timeline.