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Methods of keyframing parameters in the Inspector:
– To add a keyframe: Select a clip, open the Inspector, then move the Timeline playhead to
the frame where you want to place a keyframe, and click the Keyframe button next to the
parameter of the Inspector you want to animate. Once you’ve added at least one keyframe to a
parameter, all other adjustments you make to parameters in the Inspector, or using the onscreen
Transform/Crop controls in the Timeline Viewer, add new keyframes automatically if the playhead
is at another frame.
– To move the playhead to the next or previous keyframe: Click the small left- or right-hand arrow
to either side of a parameter’s keyframe control, or press Right-Bracket ( [ ) or Left-Bracket ( ] ), to
jump the playhead to the next or previous keyframe.
– To edit an existing keyframe of a parameter: Move the playhead to be on top of the keyframe
you want to edit, and then change that parameter, either in the Inspector, or using the onscreen
controls of the Timeline Viewer.
– Methods of changing keyframe interpolation in the Inspector:
– To change a keyframe to Static: (Color page only) Static keyframes create abrupt one-frame
changes at the keyframe to which they’re applied, which is good for creating sudden effects.
Move the playhead to a frame with a keyframe using the next/previous keyframe controls, then
right-click the orange keyframe button and choose “Change to Static Keyframe.” The keyframe
control changes to a round button to show that keyframe is now Static.
– To change a keyframe to Dynamic: Move the playhead to a frame with a keyframe using the
next/previous keyframe controls, then right-click the orange keyframe button and choose
“Change to Dynamic Keyframe.” The keyframe control changes to a diamond button to show that
keyframe is now Dynamic.
Methods of deleting keyframes and disabling keyframed effects:
– To delete a single keyframe: Open the Inspector, move the Timeline playhead to a frame with a
keyframe, and click the orange Keyframe button in the Inspector to delete it.
– To delete all keyframes for one parameter: Click the reset button to the right of a parameter’s
keyframe control in the Inspector.
– To delete all keyframes in a group of parameters in the Inspector: Click the reset button to the
right of a parameter group’s title bar in the Inspector.
– To disable or enable a single parameter’s keyframed effect: In the Timeline, click the toggle
control at the left of a parameter’s keyframe track. A white dot means it’s enabled, while no dot
means it’s grayed-out and disabled.
– To disable or enable a group of parameters in the Inspector: Click the toggle control at the
left of a parameter group’s title bar in the Inspector. Orange means that group is enabled.
Gray is disabled.
Motion Tracking Resolve FX and
Compatible OFX Plug-Ins
When using Resolve FX in the Color page, Resolve FX that have position parameters, including Dent,
Lens Flare, Light Rays (when “From a Location” is selected), Mirrors, Radial Blur, Ripples, Vortex, and
Zoom Blur can all be motion tracked to follow the position of a moving subject in the frame using the
point-based tracking in the FX mode of the Tracker palette.
Chapter 148Using Open FX and Resolve FX 2957
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