Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel
Two clips in the timeline, with wireframing turned on
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel Select the Bart layer
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel Move playhead to start of movie and add a keyframe We are content to use default orientation in this keyframe, so no further operation is needed here
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel Move playhead to 4 seconds
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel Add keyframe We want a different orientation here, so...
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel... we hold the cursor over any green line in the wireframe and the cursor changes shape, indicating it can be used for rotation
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel We drag the cursor to achieve the orientation we want at 4 seconds And then we release the cursor
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel Move the playhead to the end of the sequence and...
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel... add a keyframe and...
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel... drag the cursor to achieve the orientation we want in this keyframe
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel Render the sequence to see the effect we have achieved
Keyframing rotation in the Canvas Panel Export as a QuickTime movie
Seeing the effect of what we have done Although the sequence was exported as a.mov file, the file has been recoded to a.flv file to make it more practical for use on the web See it here Now tackle Exercise 10