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Use Exponential Scale to change the speed of scaling
You can simulate
a realistic acceleration of a zoom lens when working with 2D layers
by using Exponential Scale, which converts linear scaling of a layer
to exponential scaling. Exponential Scale is useful for creating
a cosmic zoom, for example. Zooming optically with a lens is not
linear—the rate of change of scaling increases as you zoom. To simulate
this acceleration, Exponential Scale converts the velocity of the
scaling to an exponential curve.
- In layer bar mode or in the Graph Editor, hold
down the Shift key and select starting and ending keyframes for
the scale property.
- Choose Animation > Keyframe Assistant >
Exponential Scale.
Note: Exponential Scale replaces
any existing keyframes between the selected starting and ending
keyframes.
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