Making keyframing as smooth as behaviors (ease in AND out)...

I try time and time again to get keyframes to be as smooth as behaviors with "ease in and out." No matter how I do it, bezier, ease in, ease out... the keyframes always jerk in one direction or another. Is there a way to have keyframes exhibit this "ease in and out" behavior? When selecting the keyframes in keyframe editor, it only offers an ease IN or and ease OUT.

I'm more focused on camera-moves (no pun intended). Dolly, sweep, these all have "ease both" options which feel VERY organic. Without them I think 3d comes off as "digital," so I prefer to always use ease-both.
When I start key-framing for major complex moves, I have to bezier the **** out of X,Y AND Z moves. It gets really overwhelming. I just would like the option to select all and choose -ease-both-, rather than have to set each one.

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Will premier let me ease in and out of key frames

hi
i have found the way to ease in and out of keyframes in after effects
does premier have the same function
and if so what is it called
thanks

Right Click on the Key Frame marker and you will get the options you require . (Eases)

Easing in and out on the same tween

I have a motion tween that I want to ease on both the
beginning and end of the motion.
As far as I can tell I can only set one value for easing and
in the easing graph I can't add more points.
The only way I've been able to have both ease in and out is
to create another keyframe in the middle and apply and ease out on
that.

As of Flash 8 you can use the Advanced Easing Panel and shape
the curve like a letter "S".
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KOunapuu wrote:
> I have a motion tween that I want to ease on both the
beginning and end of the
> motion.
>
> As far as I can tell I can only set one value for easing
and in the easing
> graph I can't add more points.
>
> The only way I've been able to have both ease in and out
is to create another
> keyframe in the middle and apply and ease out on that.
>

Easing into and out of transitions

I have looked at the tutorials for Time remapping, but they arent helping with what i need to do. i am trying to wipe a title on. I would like for it to not stop so abruptly at the end of the Transition Wipe. Is there a way to ramp the speed down as it gets closer to the end of the wipe. In AVID we had the Ease In and Ease out options. Apprecuiate the help if anybody knows this. i amsure its something simple.
Rich

One cannot keyframe transitions.
Easy in/out are only for effects.
Try the Linear Wipe which is keyframable.

Ease in and out

Right click a keyframe in motion 5 and you can choose 'ease in' 'ease out' and 'ease both' without using bezier curves. Number 1 feature for me! Just had to share my exitement.

Right Click on the Key Frame marker and you will get the options you require . (Eases)

How do I adjust keyframes for smoother movement in FCPX?

I am having a lot of trouble adjusting keyframes in Final Cut Pro X. I have a video project that is 97% still images. All I want to do is simple pans and zooms across the picture. The keyframes in FCPX are giving me nightmares. I spent all day trying to figure this out. Please help!
First I tried to apply Ken Burns to my first still image. This effect has the image start slowly, then picks up speed, then slows back down to stop. That's not what I want. I want constant movement. How do I adjust the easing in and out? If not, then this is a beautiful but completely useless effect.
So next I try to manually keyframe. I select my first still image, click Transform, then option-click to put the first keyframe. I move the position, then do the second keyframe. Again, it wants to ease in and out. So I click on the "Video Animation Editor". In the Position area it shows a keyframe at the beginning and ending of this still image. But all I can do is drag these around. How do I see the path and adjust/remove the easing in/out?
I look up in the Viewer window. When Transform is on, there is a bounding box with blue dots, but where is the keyframe interpolation editor? How do I find it? How do I adjust any keyframes? In the upper right hand, I can delete a keyframe or move back and forth to the previous/next keyframe, but that's it?
This has been so frustrating, and I'm working on a paying project for a client. If you can supply any help I would GREATLY appreciate it!
Sincerely,
Paul

Thank you Russ, this certainly helps me out a little bit. It's not made very clear in other places I've seen that you have to click on the keyframe in the middle of the picture. Throughout most of yesterday I was clicking on the keyframe in the upper right corner and nothing was happening. But this all still feels kinda limited however especially compared with what I could do in FCP7. Is this all FCPX has to offer? Perhaps I don't understand how this works?
When I click on the keyframe, I get only two choices, linear or smooth. Yet, the still image still does this ease in and out thing. How can I adjust that? Aslo, how can I make constant movement? If I want it to go from picture to picture with constant movement, never starting and stopping, how do I make that happen?

How Can You Disable Ease-In and Ease-Out Of Ken Burns

It seems that along with everything else that has changed with iMovie version 10, when you add photos to the timeline it automatically places an ease-in and ease-out to the Ken Burns move. For those of you who have been on a Mac for a while, this was how iMovie behaved in version 6 and earlier, and it feels rather dated.
If you are putting together a video slide show with multiple photos back to back, having the zoom ease in and out for every image is incredibly obnoxious. I can see situations when you are providing a narrative that it might be important, but often photos are just being animated to music. Is there a way to disable the easing or am I just best keeping to iMovie 9.0.9?
Thanks!

Hi Douglas,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
It does look like this is the default behavior for imported pictures in iMovie 10, and can't be disabled from the iMovie preferences. The best workaround is to select all of the pictures in your timeline and turn off the Ken Burns effect using the Adjust menu.
iMovie Help
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/#mov26d3f6a6c
Modify a crop, rotation, or Ken Burns effect
In the timeline, select the photos you want to modify or restore to their original state.
Click the Adjust button in the toolbar.
The adjustments bar appears above the clip in the viewer.
To show the cropping controls, click the Cropping button.
In the cropping controls, change Style from Ken Burns to Fit to display the pictures in their original size. From there, you can crop them individually as needed.
Best,
Jeremy

Can I turn off "ease in" and "ease out" on the Ken Burns Effect?

Keyframing used to be so much more precise in FCP but all keyframes seem to have ease in and out by default. Is there a way to just have a constant speed when panning my images using ken burns (or any other way)?
Thanks!

I'm looking for the same thing. Even if you use the position setting it always starts from a stop and eases in.. And not a great ease.. When I right click the keyframes in the viewer and alter the handles, it still does a wierd move. I miss the old controls...
What I usually do (which takes more time, is add time to the in and out of my shot, then fade them out and fade them in after the move has already started.. Creates a bit of a mess on the timeline but it works..
My guess is that Apple is trying to move everyone to Motion5 to do ANY thing cool.. But it still doesn't intergrate properly.

Ease In and Ease Out

Is there a way to change the speed or duration of the "ease in" and "ease out" options in regards to motion effects?

Click the twirly triangle next to the keyframe stopwatch of the property you want to change. The speed/velocity graph will appear. You'll see handles attached to each keyframe, and you can drag these to alter the ramping. Hold down the Control key to split the handles.
Like this:

I am making code to try to make a game and my problem is that my code......

I am making code to try to make a game and my problem is that my code
will not let it change the hit everytime so im getting the first guy to hit 1 then next hits 8 and so on and always repeats.
Another problem is that I would like it to attack with out me telling it how much times to attack. I am using Object oriented programming.
Here is the code for my objects:
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Random;
import static java.lang.Math.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.color.*;
class rockCrab {
     //Wounding formula
     double sL = 70;                                   // my Strength Level
     double bP = 1;                                   // bonus for prayer (is 1 times prayer bonus)
     double aB = 0;                                 // equipment stats
     double eS = (sL * bP) + 3;                         // effective strength
     double bD = floor(1.3 + (eS/10) + (aB/80) + ((eS*aB)/640));     // my base damage
     //Attack formula
     double aL = 50;                                   // my Attack Level
     double eD = 1;                                   // enemy's Defence
     double eA = aL / eD;                              // effective Attack
     double eB = 0;                                   // equipment bonus'
     double bA = ((eA/10) * (eB/10));                    // base attack
     //The hit formula
     double fA = random() * bA;
     double fH = random() * bD;
     double done = rint(fH - fA);
     //health formula
     double health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
     rockCrab() {
     void attack() {
          health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
          double done = rint(fH - fA);
          fA = random() * bA;
          fH = random() * bD;
          done = rint(fH - fA);
          System.out.println("Rockcrab hit" +done);
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Random;
import static java.lang.Math.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.color.*;
class self {
     //Wounding formula
     double sL = 1;                                   // my Strength Level
     double bP = 1;                                   // bonus for prayer (is 1 times prayer bonus)
     double aB = 0;                                 // equipment stats
     double eS = (sL * bP) + 3;                         // effective strength
     double bD = floor(1.3 + (eS/10) + (aB/80) + ((eS*aB)/640));     // my base damage
     //Attack formula
     double aL = 1;                                   // my Attack Level
     double eD = 1;                                   // enemy's Defence
     double eA = aL / eD;                              // effective Attack
     double eB = 0;                                   // equipment bonus'
     double bA = ((eA/10) * (eB/10));                    // base attack
     //The hit formula
     double fA = random() * bA;
     double fH = random() * bD;
     double done = rint(fH - fA);
     //health formula
     double health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
     self() {
     void attack() {
          health = floor(10 + sL/10 * aL/10);
          fA = random() * bA;
          fH = random() * bD;
          done = rint(fH - fA);
          System.out.println("You hit" +done);
}Here is the main code that writes what the objects do:
class fight {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          self instance1 = new self();
          rockCrab instance2 = new rockCrab();
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
          instance2.health = instance2.health - instance1.done;
          System.out.println("You hit: " +instance1.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance2.health);
          instance1.health = instance1.health - instance2.done;
          System.out.println("RockCrab hit: " +instance2.done);
          System.out.println("rockCrabs health: " + instance1.health);
}when the code is run it says something like this:
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 9
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 38
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 8
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 31
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 7
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 24
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 6
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 17
my point is whatever some one hits it always repeats that
my expected output would have to be something like
you hit 1
RockCrabs health is 9
RockCrab hit 9
your health is 37
you hit 3
RockCrabs health is 6
RockCrab hit 4
your health is 33
you hit 2
RockCrabs health is 4
RockCrab hit 7
your health is 26
you hit 3
RockCrabs health is 1
RockCrab hit 6
your health is 20
Edited by: rade134 on Jun 4, 2009 10:58 AM

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After making a call yesterday, my iphone went dead and cannot switch on again. Please help.

After making a call yesterday, my iphone went dead and cannot switch on again. Please some one should help.

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Where can I find some in-depth tutorials on video animation in Photoshop CC?
Thanks,
Ray

I don't do video however I would think for video to do something like that. You may need a real video editor like Adobe Premiere Pro and After effects to add an effect like that.. To simulate slow motion frame would need to be added and if there is audio some gaps may need to be added. Photoshop only support basic video editing some transforming and filters. trimming and joining with transitions.
With a Frame animation you can display frames at different rates or durations. Perhaps you could create a frame animation with the effect you want then convert that to video timeline and add an audio track. I have not tried to do anything like that. It should be possible for I have converted a frame animation to a video timeline and rendered a video.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/aftereffects/cs/using/WS3878526689cb91655866c1103906c6dea-7d58 a.html

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Did Option+mouse scroll ever zoom smoothly? (Wish it did.)
For me it zooms in hops: 50, 66.67, 100, 150, 200 etc. same as when you click with the zoom tool.
You can of course enter exact zoom %s at the bottom left of the Illie window but that’s not smooth either.

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