Creating a mosaic
I am creating a mosaic of still photos to culminate a slide show. Each photo will fly onto the screen with it's own motion path and timing. I'm using about 15 photos and I'm finding this to be a bear of editing. I have to set each photo to it's own video track, map out it's motion with key frames, and then sort of guess where the final point will be in relation to the others because I can't preview this and edit at the same time unless I add another motion key frame which I don't want. If that makes sense.
I wonder if there is a plugin that would facilitate this?
I am very much an amateur in this, I like using FCE for it's creative control, but I know very little about the plug in world.
I would also like to expand my horizons into cooler effects, but not have to do too much labor to create those effects.
Any suggestions?
Daniel Peck wrote:
.. Any suggestions?
I don't know of any plug-in as a solution, but ..
for creating such an effect, I work backwards.
create your 15 tracks, jump to END of sequence.
place & size each photo to final place.
set keyframe for each track.
now, jump back to START of sequence...
position each photo to its start position, e.g. outside frame..
for me, it is much easier to arrange the final 'layout' of 15 pics and THAN create the fly'around ..
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<cell value="8" blue="255" red="255" green="255" alpha="255"/>
<cell value="9" blue="0" red="0" green="0" alpha="255"/>
<cell value="10" blue="0" red="255" green="0" alpha="255"/>
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content: bind thumbnails
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time: 0s
values: [
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Thanks.
Edited by: sacchett88 on Jun 4, 2010 1:03 PMThanks for the reply... but it didn't help me that much in finding the workaround. I wrote a simpler example to prove the point that can be easily copied and pasted and run. The example draw a circle and for every right key it should move the circle to right of a deltaX number of pixel. If left key is pressed then the circle should move to left of a deltaX number of pixels. The code is:
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.shape.Circle;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import javafx.scene.input.KeyEvent;
import javafx.scene.input.KeyCode;
import javafx.animation.Timeline;
import javafx.animation.KeyFrame;
import javafx.animation.Interpolator;
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var tracker: Number = 0;
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keyFrames: [
KeyFrame {
time: 0s
values: [
tracker => initialValueTracker
KeyFrame {
time: 1s
values: [
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Stage {
title: "Application title"
scene: Scene {
width: 900
height:500
content: [
circle = Circle {
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centerY: 100,
translateX: bind tracker*deltaX
radius: 40
fill: Color.BLACK
onKeyPressed: function (e: KeyEvent): Void {
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translate.play();
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