Hi,
I hope I can explain this right so that it makes sense.
I have a photo that I'm adding some effects to, notably using pan/crop to zoom and spin it in, like you see on those old newspaper reels.
Once the image reaches a certain point on the zoom, the edges are cut off on parts of the spin, b/c it has reached the limits of the frame. Is there a way that I can impose the image on a larger frame of sorts to avoid this from happening? Is there something in track motion or somewhere where I can increase the amount of work space?
I'm having the same problem when doing a mirror effect when I want to mirror an entire clip - there's no extra canvass or frame space on which to do the mirror effect (I've worked around this by doing a 3D-track motion and creating an identical, albeit upside-down track of the same clip).
Hope this makes sense. It's driving me crazy. I'm really hoping to avoid using photoshop and placing the image on a transparent backdrop and reinserting into the video. I just have too many images I'm working with on this.
Thanks for any help.
I hope I can explain this right so that it makes sense.
I have a photo that I'm adding some effects to, notably using pan/crop to zoom and spin it in, like you see on those old newspaper reels.
Once the image reaches a certain point on the zoom, the edges are cut off on parts of the spin, b/c it has reached the limits of the frame. Is there a way that I can impose the image on a larger frame of sorts to avoid this from happening? Is there something in track motion or somewhere where I can increase the amount of work space?
I'm having the same problem when doing a mirror effect when I want to mirror an entire clip - there's no extra canvass or frame space on which to do the mirror effect (I've worked around this by doing a 3D-track motion and creating an identical, albeit upside-down track of the same clip).
Hope this makes sense. It's driving me crazy. I'm really hoping to avoid using photoshop and placing the image on a transparent backdrop and reinserting into the video. I just have too many images I'm working with on this.
Thanks for any help.