You can also use 'Crop' tool to ensure both images have the same proportions. Click 'Draw lines' button again to return back to editing lines.Ĭlick 'Change line color' button in case the default line color is not fancy enough. Use 'Hand' tool to move zoomed image inside the control. Use 'Zoom In' and 'Zoom out' buttons to zoom images. 'Undo' and 'Redo' buttons are available to revert the changes. You can also click 'Remove all lines' button to clear all lines away. Select a line and press Delete to remove it. Move these lines to match the features of the first image. Corresponding lines will appear on the second image. Look for similar features on both images and then draw lines on the first image. Start by using 'Draw lines' tool to draw lines around the main features of the two images. Select preset positions from the pull-down menus, or drag the blue boxes to the desired positions.ĭuration determines the speed of the transition.Įase In / Out can be used to add some acceleration and deceleration to the movement.

On the left side we can set how the Previous Slide will be moving, on the right side we can set how the Next Slide will be moving when transitioning. In this dialog we can set how the slides will be moving.

e.g., An X position of -50% means halfway out the left side of the frame. Negative values specify left and up, and positive values specify right and down. Values are specified as a percentage of the frame size. Adjust the Slide B Start Position to select which direction it moves into the frame from. Slide B (the slide being transitioned into) ends in the center of the frame. Adjust the Slide A End Position to select which direction it moves out of the frame to. Slide A (the slide being transitioned from) starts in the center of the frame. The behavior of the following transitions can be changed using parameters in a property dialog shown when the transition is first applied or by clicking the Settings button: Click the arrow button to the right of the blank slide, and apply the Cross Fade transition. If you want your movie to start with fade-in effect, you need to insert a blank slide (using the Add a Blank Slide button on the Media tab) before the first slide of the slideshow. This will shorten the transition and clip duration to create the overlap but will produce a smoother transition.

To remove a transition from a slide, first select the slide you wish to remove the transition, open the Transitions tab and then click on the Remove button.Įnabling Overlapping Transition will produce an overlap of the two clips instead of just using the start and end frames to produce the transition. Clicking Apply to All gives an option to either update Transition Only, Duration Only or Both Transition and Duration.

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