Two things about Frame Flex...
1) It does not have rotation. Only panning and zooming (ok, that's the same limitation as P&Z, but not Moving Picture or Avid FX).
2) You are linking to the photo via AMA. You can't do it with "real" Avid media and have it remain editable, as you can only link to media greater than HD..you can't transcode to resolutions higher than HD. I'm not ready to trust a complex photo sequence to AMA yet, personally.
On Wednesday, March 12, 2014, Benny Christensen <benny@producersplayhouse.com> wrote:
Does FrameFlex have the same issues?
Benny ChristensenProducers PlayhouseOklahoma City405-858-0700"Live in such a way that you would not be ashamed to sell your parrot to the town gossip." - Will Rogers
On Mar 12, 2014, at 7:57 AM, Alan Miller <ammfx@yahoo.com> wrote:Couldn't agreed more.It's the best way to do moves on pictures in AVID. Both YouTube and the Boris website have many tutorials.
Alan MillerOn March 12, 2014 8:46:55 AM EDT, sppomerantz@yahoo.com wrote:Pan and Zoom has been terrible from the day it was introduced. I also used to use Moving Picture, but when I upgraded to MC7 and 64 bit, I didn't want to pay for it again, since it was only marginally better than P&Z. I started using Avid FX. The learning curve is quite a bit higher than the others, but it's a much more powerful program, especially for something simple like moves on still images. Very similar to After Effects in terms of compositing multiple images, applying filters, etc. And you get real rotation with XYZ axis, etc.Best part... it's still bundled with the system, so you're not paying extra for it.Good Luck,Steve Pomerantz
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