timewarp filter in AE CS3 question...
I was playing with the timewarp filter this weekend (which is very cool btw) but there is one thing I don't understand. When you apply timewarp and set the speed to say 50% the footage layer remains at it's original length and cuts off the last half... How do you apply this filter and get the entire original footage?
TIA |
Extend the layer.
With After Effects CS3, you can extend the duration of a layer very easily. Just apply time remapping to the layer (select the layer and press Ctrl+Alt+T or Command+Option+T) and then drag the right edge of the layer to extend the layer to whatever duration you want.
For more information on extending layers, see the "Trim, extend, or slip-edit a layer" section of After Effects CS3 Help: http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Afte...6dea-7e70.html |
duh. Thanks!
another question: when I'm working with timelapse is there a technique that will smooth out the footage (similar to timewarp) without changing the speed? |
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