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required for this keyframe. In this example we are modifying the opacity of
the PiP media clip at the first keyframe.
When previewed, at the first keyframe the PiP media is the completely
transparent, and then slowly gets more opaque until it reaches the specified
opacity level by the time the playback slider reaches the second keyframe.
It will maintain this opacity until the playback slider reaches the last keyframe,
unless you add more keyframes or change the properties of the last keyframe.
Note: you can also modify the properties of a keyframe by right clicking on it and
selecting Duplicate Previous Keyframe or Duplicate Next Keyframe. Doing
this copies the properties of the specified keyframe to the keyframe you right
clicked on.
4. Repeat these steps to create the kind of effect you want in your video
production using keyframes to modify the PiP media clip's properties and
motion.
Modifying and Removing Keyframes
At any time you can modify the keyframes added, by selecting it and changing the
PiP media clip's properties, or by dragging the keyframe to another position on the
keyframe timeline.
To remove a keyframe, select it on the keyframe timeline and then click .
Saving and Sharing PiP Objects
Once you are finished modifying/customizing a PiP object you can save it to your
PiP Objects library for future use or upload it to DirectorZone to share it with
others.
click on Share to upload your custom template to DirectorZone.
click on Save As to save a modified template as a new template to the PiP
Objects Room.
click on Save to save a new template to the PiP Objects Room.