Using Ease In and Ease Out
With the Avid Pan & Zoom effect, most of the time you probably want to ease in only on the first keyframe and to ease out only on the last keyframe. If you use Ease In and Ease Out for each keyframe, the pan and zoom movements bounce at each keyframe like a car repeatedly speeding up and slowing down.
To set up a simple ease in and ease out for an effect with multiple
keyframes:
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Click the first keyframe indicator to select it.
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Set Velocity In to Ease In.
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Set Velocity Out to Linear.
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Click the next keyframe indicator to select it.
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For a quick way to jump to the next or previous keyframe indicator, you can
use the Fast Forward and Rewind buttons in the Effect Preview Monitor
toolbar.
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Set Velocity In and Velocity Out to Linear.
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Repeat steps 4 and 5 for all keyframes except the last keyframe.
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Click the last keyframe indicator to select it.
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Set Velocity In to Linear.
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Set Velocity Out to Ease Out.
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