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amendegw wrote on 3/2/2011, 2:05 AM
Works differently in Vegas 10 - Click-and-drag the Pan/Crop selector in the FX panel:



...Jerry

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mcvap wrote on 3/2/2011, 2:21 AM
Thanks Jerry,very interesting change(include the Animate button).
Tim L wrote on 3/2/2011, 3:51 AM
I don't have anything to add here, but I'll chime in and say I really like both of these changes. Having a Pan/Crop icon to move about in the effects chain is a much nicer way to handle it.

Now if we could also get an "Animate" button in the Pan/Crop window! Often I need to scrub through an event to adjust a mask that covers the range of the talent's motion, but one mask will do for the entire event. I end up effectively creating a new mask keyframe somewhere in the middle or end of the event, then deleting the first keyframe and dragging the new keyframe to the front.
Richard Jones wrote on 3/2/2011, 4:02 AM
Hope I'm not confusing things but you can also click on the large green tick next to the FX heading and this switches it in and out so that you can compare the wiith and without FX effect. Using the split screen preview is also a huge aid.

Richard
Former user wrote on 3/2/2011, 6:29 AM
Tim,

If you click on the little Cursor symbol that is to the left of the keyframes, that will turn the keyframe tracking off, so that any changes you make pan/crop wise will be global on that event.

Dave T2