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Magic Cut, Magic Style, Snap to Reference

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CyberLink PowerDirector • click on to duplicate the previous or next keyframe on the keyframe timeline. Doing this will copy the properties of the indicated keyframe to the new position. • resize the focus area to define the part on the photo you want to highlight or focus on. • click and drag the motion path to alter the movement of the focus area. • add a rotation effect on the focus area by entering the rotation amount in the field provided and then clicking . You can also click and drag to rotate the focus area manually. • click on to to zoom in or out. Zooming in is useful for precise movement of motion, while you can zoom out if you want to start the motion off screen. • click on to use the TV safe zone and grid lines to help with the precise movement of the focus area on the image. Select Snap to Reference to have the focus area snap to the grid lines, TV safe zone and boundary of the video area. Magic Cut Magic Cut auto-edits your video clips using "magic" video technology to locate and keep the most interesting moments, while discarding sections of lesser importance. The Magic Cut tool is ideal for condensing long video segments into shorter clips. For example Magic Cut can edit a one hour video down to ten minutes. Note: if the video clip you are using is shorter than 15 minutes in length, was previously edited, or contains extremely important moments, you may prefer to edit it manually using the Multi Trim function. See "Performing a Multi Trim" on page 48. Magic Style With Magic Style you can automatically create professional looking videos that use pre-designed style templates. Magic Style includes pre-designed opening sequences, transitions and effects to automatically generate professional-looking videos on your timeline. It is perfect for use when you want 56

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CyberLink PowerDirector
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•
click on
to duplicate the previous or next keyframe on the keyframe
timeline. Doing this will copy the properties of the indicated keyframe to the
new position.
•
resize the focus area to define the part on the photo you want to highlight or
focus on.
•
click and drag the motion path to alter the movement of the focus area.
•
add a rotation effect on the focus area by entering the rotation amount in the
field provided and then clicking
. You can also click and drag
to rotate
the focus area manually.
•
click on to
to zoom in or out. Zooming in is useful for precise
movement of motion, while you can zoom out if you want to start the motion
off screen.
•
click on
to use the TV safe zone and grid lines to help with the precise
movement of the focus area on the image. Select
Snap to Reference
to have
the focus area snap to the grid lines, TV safe zone and boundary of the video
area.
Magic Cut
Magic Cut auto-edits your video clips using “magic” video technology to
locate and keep the most interesting moments, while discarding sections
of lesser importance. The Magic Cut tool is ideal for condensing long video
segments into shorter clips. For example Magic Cut can edit a one hour video
down to ten minutes.
Note:
if the video clip you are using is shorter than 15 minutes in length, was
previously edited, or contains extremely important moments, you may prefer to edit it
manually using the Multi Trim function. See "Performing a Multi Trim" on page 48.
Magic Style
With Magic Style you can automatically create professional looking videos
that use pre-designed style templates. Magic Style includes pre-designed
opening sequences, transitions and effects to automatically generate
professional-looking videos on your timeline. It is perfect for use when you want