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Like the previously released tutorials for Zoom Modifiers, this shows Values from calculations related to changing Zoom Settings in ProShow Producer v9+. With this release of Producer, Photodex's implementation of Modifier Zoom underwent a radical ...

... following explains the zoom modifier feature when tilt is active. In the previous demonstration ( Advanced Introduction to Modifier Zoom ), Zoom Modifiers were presented without consideration for the simultaneous use of tilt (vertical or horizontal) and/or rotation on the layer. Modifiers are ...

Random, No, modifiers are not calculated from tilt. They are, however, affected by tilt (and can be by rotate). The presence of tilt in THIS case seems to convert the modifier to a linear relationship that's related to the difference ...

For the first time he worked with modifiers zoom a few years ago. Here 0.12 seconds. Frame and text work on the zoom modifier. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVGKSJwNmiA&feature=youtu.be&t=12s Later, stranger2156 ,has developed lessons ...

... slide time. Tilt uses zoom somehow. I don't know how rotate is related to zoom but, it appears to be affected by it as given by its effect upon modifiers affecting zoom. This tutorial "assumes" a zoom setting that applies to ALL LAYERS. You'll find that attaching a zoom setting to ...

These formulas are valid if no layer rotation or tilting

The Version 9 release of ProShow makes this treatment of modifiers irrelevant. It applies ONLY to ver 8 and earlier. Those versions of ProShow that had the Tilt function had a little problem. When Tilt is active, the modifier function was a linear value. ...

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Summary . Zoom modifiers are used to change the effective zoom of a layer’s axis. This change of effective zoom only appears when the slide is played or scrubbed. This tutorial gives the basics of how a zoom modifier works and how ...

... treatment of how to follow the path of another layer exactly. This set of tutorials also shows how to do the following with and without modifiers. While following the path of another layer is conceptually simple, there are some gotcha's that can complicate things for you if you don't ...

... and I think they would best use their resources on some of the things we discussed earlier. Do we really need a 64 bit tilt effect? Or 64 bit modifiers? I sure don't. It's just a matter of priorities. On the Pinnacle forum there's discussions about the latest Studio version 18 which is the ...

... purpose or function I want to use it for. Just because the box is for pan or blur or white point doesn't mean I have to use it for that purpose. Modifiers, in their current implementation, allow me the flexibility to repurpose the contents of any other box for my own purposes. A pickwick would ...

Joe, your explanation of the parent/child relationship went deep enough for me to now see what you're talking about. I've delved into modifiers with much help from Dale, learning from him how to use an invisible layer (which can be downright cool), but now I'm beginning to realize just how ...

...Using the right click menu system is not the same as the pickwhip system that AE uses, but it's certainly simpler to use than modifiers. I agree completely. Right click, drop down menu, checkbox, pickwhip.....the method doesn't really matter, but a nice simple way to parent and entire ...

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Advanced Intro Zoom Modifiers, v9+

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Zoom Modifiers Introduction (Updated for v9+)

Pan Following Tutorials

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