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-===== Animation Tab ===== 
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-The Animation Tab is shown below.This provides the various adjustments and parameters to control animation of objects. 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-01.jpg}} 
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-    * For Pan and Rotate, adjustments can be made in three planes 
-      * X,Y and Z for Pan 
-      * C,Y and X for Rotate 
-    * These adjustments replace the 3D parameters provided in Version 8. 
-    * A new adjustment called Framing is provided (see [[:en-us:10.0:objectsandanimation_1:animation_tab|Framing]]) 
-    * The Color Correction parameters have been expanded in Version 9 ([[:en-us:10.0:objectsandanimation_1:animation_tab|Color Correction]]) 
-    * The "Key Frame Time" box shows the time (in milliseconds) of the selected Key Frame 
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-===== Parameter Controls ===== 
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-==== Display Mode for Pan and Zoom ==== 
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-Click on the "%" sign or the "100%" sign: 
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-    * "%" = Percentage Mode 
-    * "px" = Pixels Mode 
-    * "pt" = Original Points Mode 
-    * "100%" = Full Height of Project Screen 
-    * "Original Pixels" =  The Original Pixel Size of the Image 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-02.jpg}} 
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-The Illustration below shows a 640×480 rectangle at Original Size in a 1920×1080 Project 
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-    * In Percentage Mode: 
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-    * The values for "X" and "Y" Pan are calculated for the Centre of the Object/Rectangle with respect to the Centre of the Slide 
-    * The value of the Zoom Parameter is the percentage of the Full Height of the Project Screen (in this case 1080 pixels) 
-    * 480/1080= 0.44444444444 = 44.44444444% 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-03.jpg}} 
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-    * In Pixels Mode: 
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-    * The values for "X" and "Y" Pan are calculated for the Top Left Corner of the Object/Rectangle with respect to the Top Left Corner of the Slide 
-    * The value of the Zoom Parameter is the Pixel Size of the Object/Rectangle 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-04.jpg}} 
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-    * In Points Mode 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-05.jpg}} 
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-==== The Centre Control ==== 
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-    * The "CENTRE" Control can be used to move the CENTRE or "Point of Rotation" of an Object as shown below: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-06.jpg}} 
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-==== The Rotate Control ==== 
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-    * The "Rotate C" Control will rotate an Object about its Centre Point in the same plane as the screen: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-07.jpg}} 
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-    * The "Rotate Y" Control will rotate an Object about its Centre Point in 3 Dimensions Horizontally: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-08.jpg}} 
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-    * The "Rotate X" Control will rotate an Object about its Centre Point in 3 Dimensions Vertically: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-09.jpg}} 
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-    * The "C", "Y" and "X" Rotate Controls can be used simultaneously: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-10.jpg}} 
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-==== Changing Parameters with the Mouse ==== 
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-    * Place the Mouse on any Letter (e.g. X,Y or Z in the Pan Controls) and click and drag left or Right 
-    * You can also Right Click on any Letter and access commonly used Preset Values (See Right Click Menus below) 
-    * You can "double click" on any letter to change the value back to its default state 
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-==== Keyboard Entry ==== 
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-    * In any box, highlight the existing value and type in a new value 
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-OR Place the cursor in a box and: 
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-    * UP arrow on Keyboard increases the value by one unit 
-    * DOWN arrow decreases the value by one unit 
-    * Pg Up on Keyboard increases the value by ten units 
-    * Pg Dn on Keyboard decreases the value by ten units 
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-The UNITS depend on the chosen Display Mode: 
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-    * In % Mode the units will increase/decrease by 1% or 10% of the Parent Frame (or Background) 
-    * In Px Mode the units will increase/decrease by 1 Pixel or 10 Pixels - relative to Project Size 
-    * In Pt Mode the units will increase/decrease by 1 Pixel or 10 Pixels relative to the Original size of the Object 
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-**Pan** 
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-    * The parameters can be read in Percentage, Pixels or Original Points 
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-    * X - Horizontal movement of the Object relative to the width of the Object's Parent Frame 
-    * Y - Vertical movement of the Object relative to the height of the Object's Parent Frame 
-    * Z - Zoom - "Closer to" or "further away from" the viewer 
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-**Zoom** 
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-    * The parameters can be read in Percentage, Pixels or Original Points 
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-    * X - The horizontal dimension relative to the native size/resolution of the Object's Parent Frame 
-    * Y - The vertical dimension relative to the native size/resolution of the Object's Parent Frame 
-    * With the "Chain Link" deselected the object can be distorted 
-    * With the "Chain Link" restored the distorted image/object can be scaled 
-    * Shift + Click and Drag on the "bounding box" will temporarily "unlink" the X and Y parameters and allow the object to be "distorted" 
-    * Click on 100% to return to default settings (100%) 
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-The UNITS depend on the chosen Display Mode: 
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-    * In % Mode 100% = 100% of the Parent (Slide / Frame etc) 
-    * In Px Mode the Pixel Dimensions of the Object are shown 
-    * In Pt Mode 100% = 100% of the Native Pixels of the Object 
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-==== The Right Click Menus for X, Y and Z ==== 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:objectsandanimation_1:animationtab-27.jpg}} 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:objectsandanimation_1:animationtab-28.jpg}} 
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-==== Framing ==== 
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-    * Framing can be used to Pan and/or Zoom an Image within a Frame without modifying the frame itself 
-    * Framing can also be used to adjust an Aspect Ratio mismatch 
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-    * In the example below a 4:3 image is shown within a 3:2 frame at 90% of full screen in a 16:9 Project. 
-    * In the default 100% Scaling (S) the 4:3 Image has been "cut off" at the top and bottom of the Image and "Fits" the Width of the 3:2 Frame. 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-11.jpg}} 
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-    * By adjusting the "S", "X" and "Y" Controls a "Best Fit" composition can be achieved 
-    * Further Panning and Zooming is possible 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-12.jpg}} 
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-==== Opacity and Blur ==== 
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-    * The Illustration shows Main Image used as a Background Image at 100% Opacity and Zero Blur 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-13.jpg}} 
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-    * The following Illustration shows the same Background Image with reduced Opacity and a little Blur 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-14.jpg}} 
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-==== Modifiers ==== 
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-    * Modifiers can be applied to an Animation of an Object / Image between two Key Frames 
-    * The Modifier is applied to the first Key Fame of a pair of Key Frames defining the animation 
-    * Click on "Modifier" 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-22.jpg}} 
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-    * The drop-down shows a number of options, the first being Animation Speed 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-23.jpg}} 
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-    * Acceleration - the animation starts "slowly" and builds up to a maximum 
-    * Slow Down - the animation starts at maximum speed and finishes smoothly 
-    * Smooth - Starts an ends smoothly, with the maximum speed in the middle 
-    * Custom - Linear Acceleration to the Middle of the animation and Linear Deceleration to the finish - a starting point for a Custom Setting 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-24.jpg}} 
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-    * Pan, Zoom, Rotate etc all have a set of modifiers labelled: 
-      * Oscillation 
-      * Jumping 
-      * Ping Pong 
-      * Shift 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-25.jpg}} 
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-    * The following Video demonstrates the various Modifiers 
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-{{vimeo>198507250?medium}} 
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-==== Colour Correction ==== 
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-    * Click on "Add Filter" to display a list of available Colour Correction Adjustments: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-15.jpg}} 
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-The available Adjustments are: 
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-    * Levels 
-    * Brightness / Contrast 
-    * Hue / Saturation 
-    * Toning 
-    * Colouration 
-    * Negative 
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-==== Levels ==== 
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-    * The Adjustments: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-16.jpg}} 
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-    * Click and drag within the area outlined to the Left and / or Right to change the value of the adjustment 
-    * Values can be entered directly via the keyboard 
-    * Increasing the Black Point and decreasing he White Point will apply Contrast to the Object / Image 
-    * Increasing / Decreasing the Midtones will Lighten / Darken the Object / Image 
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-==== Brightness / Contrast ==== 
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-    * The Adjustments: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-17.jpg}} 
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-    * Click and drag within the area outlined to the Left and / or Right to change the value of the adjustment 
-    * Values can be entered directly via the keyboard 
-    * Drag to the Left / Right to Decrease / Increase Brightness 
-    * Drag to the Left / Right to Decrease / Increase Contrast 
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-==== Hue / Saturation ==== 
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-    * The Adjustments: 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-18.jpg}} 
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-    * Click and drag within the area outlined to the Left and / or Right to change the value of the adjustment 
-    * Values can be entered directly via the keyboard 
-    * Drag to the Left / Right to change the Hue 
-    * Drag to the Left / Right to Desaturate / Saturate the Object / Image 
-    * Drag to the Left / Right to Darken / Lighten the Object / Image 
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-==== Toning ==== 
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-    * The Adjustments: 
-    * Choose from Grayscale, Sepia or Cyan 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-20.jpg}} 
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-    * Click and drag within the area outlined to the Left and / or Right to change the value of the adjustment 
-    * Values can be entered directly via the keyboard 
-    * Click on the Colour /Grayscale to open the Choose Colour Box and change the Tone 
-    * Drag the Amount Slider to the Left to Decrease the Effect 
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-==== Colouration ==== 
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-    * The Adjustments: 
-    * Choose from Red, Green or Blue 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-19.jpg}} 
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-    * Click and drag within the area outlined to the Left and / or Right to change the value of the adjustment 
-    * Values can be entered directly via the keyboard 
-    * Click on the Colour to open the Choose Colour Box and change the Tone 
-    * Drag the Amount Slider to the Left to Decrease the Effect 
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-==== Negative ==== 
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-    * No Adjustments 
-    * Creates a Negative version of the Object / Image 
-    * Combine with Grayscale Toning or Desaturation to make a Black and White Negative from a Colour Image 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-21.jpg}} 
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-==== Key-frame Time ==== 
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-    * Allows for precise positioning of Key-Frames 
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-{{:en-us:10.0:animationtab-26.jpg}} 
  
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