Apple MA434Z/A User Manual - Page 114

2 Click the File Browser icon in the ImageName parameter. 3 Use the File Browser to find the original media files, then click OK. Note: The File Name field displays the name of the file that was originally linked to that FileIn node. FileIn Timing Parameters The second subtab under the FileIn Parameters tab is the Timing tab. The parameters in this tab control the timing of image sequences and movie files used in your Shake script. Many of these timing parameters, including timeShift, inPoint, and outPoint, can also be manipulated directly in the Time View. The Timing tab also has options for retiming images, creating fast, slow, or variablespeed motion effects. These are covered in more detail in "Retiming" on page 117. To access the timing parameters of a FileIn node: 1 Load the selected FileIn node's parameters into the Parameters tab by double-clicking it, or clicking the icon on the right side of the node. 2 Click the Parameters1 tab, and then click the Timing tab to reveal the timing parameters. Parameters in the Timing Tab The Timing tab has the following parameters: timeShift Slides the entire duration of the image sequence or movie forward or backward in time. inPoint Lets you extend the duration of a clip at its beginning, to loop or freeze the sequence. outPoint Lets you extend the duration of a clip at its end, to loop or freeze the sequence. 114 Chapter 3 Adding Media, Retiming, and Remastering