So I have an issue with the camera where for some reason, if I select one frame to use the camera tool, it affects every other frame in the process. For example, I have a scene where I want the end keyframe to finish panning the camera down vertical, but now every other frame after it has moved off camera because they also followed the previous frame's camera movement. Not sure If I'm clicking something wrong but any advice would be great, thanks for the awesome vid!
Easy fix if I'm understanding you correctly... Just go up to Camera in the File Menu and turn off the Keyframe Sync and then move the panels and the keyframes will not follow the panels.
Thanks for the advice, I tried it but it won't it won't let me use any of the options under keyframe sync. I am using a trial version, not sure if that has anything to do with it?
@@Bleh391 Your camera move needs to be within a scene. Select all the panels of your shot at once and select 'create scene from selected panels'. The camera move won't effect anything outside of the scene you've just created. To create a scene from a selection of panels: 1. In the Thumbnails or Timeline view, select one or more consecutive panels. Select Storyboard > New > New Scene from Selected Panels.
I am completely new in this work.I ve a question whats the basix difference btw harmony and storyboard pro ?I dunno if this question is dumb or not.It would make my day if u answer it.
Storyboard pro is used to visualize the script and storyboard out the ideas into an animatic. That animatic is then exported out and imported into Harmony one scene at a time to use as a guide and then Harmony is used to animate over it. They're similar in some ways but there are differences to. For instance SBP has a layer palette and so does Harmony but with Harmony it's hidden.
I just got into the new storyboard pro. I used to the old storyboard pro where you can copy the end of camera from the previous panel to the beginning of camera in the next panel. so if I want to make a zoom in in the previous panel, it will stay in the zoomed in camera in the next panels. I know this is automatically done in the new version, so if you add a zoom in in the previous panel ne next panels will be at the zoomed camera. But I sometimes still need to do that manually, especially after a serious correction. Is there's a way to replicate that? to copy only the end point of camera movement and paste it as the beginning of the next camera movement? thank you
The thing is you don't have to do that anymore You can actually go down and copy and paste the key frames on the timeline. So you don't need to do anything other than that. Copy what you want paste it into another scene and it'll retain the same fielding. It's far more easier.
@@therealmilowerx not a hate comment...just a quick suggestion as a student....u can explain everything in ur video in just 2 mins also.... Thank you though
Another great tutorial! Thank you for sharing all this knowledge and experience with us.
artyuppie thanks man I try!
Thanks for creating this, Mike!
You're welcome I hope it was useful!
So I have an issue with the camera where for some reason, if I select one frame to use the camera tool, it affects every other frame in the process. For example, I have a scene where I want the end keyframe to finish panning the camera down vertical, but now every other frame after it has moved off camera because they also followed the previous frame's camera movement. Not sure If I'm clicking something wrong but any advice would be great, thanks for the awesome vid!
Easy fix if I'm understanding you correctly... Just go up to Camera in the File Menu and turn off the Keyframe Sync and then move the panels and the keyframes will not follow the panels.
You can also right click on the keyframes to see this option as well.
Thanks for the advice, I tried it but it won't it won't let me use any of the options under keyframe sync. I am using a trial version, not sure if that has anything to do with it?
@@Bleh391 Your camera move needs to be within a scene. Select all the panels of your shot at once and select 'create scene from selected panels'. The camera move won't effect anything outside of the scene you've just created. To create a scene from a selection of panels: 1. In the Thumbnails or Timeline view, select one or more consecutive panels. Select Storyboard > New > New Scene from Selected Panels.
William Dlwgosh Thanks!
I am completely new in this work.I ve a question whats the basix difference btw harmony and storyboard pro ?I dunno if this question is dumb or not.It would make my day if u answer it.
Storyboard pro is used to visualize the script and storyboard out the ideas into an animatic. That animatic is then exported out and imported into Harmony one scene at a time to use as a guide and then Harmony is used to animate over it. They're similar in some ways but there are differences to. For instance SBP has a layer palette and so does Harmony but with Harmony it's hidden.
Din't know you have a RUclips channel. Handy tip!
Thanks!
I just got into the new storyboard pro. I used to the old storyboard pro where you can copy the end of camera from the previous panel to the beginning of camera in the next panel. so if I want to make a zoom in in the previous panel, it will stay in the zoomed in camera in the next panels. I know this is automatically done in the new version, so if you add a zoom in in the previous panel ne next panels will be at the zoomed camera. But I sometimes still need to do that manually, especially after a serious correction. Is there's a way to replicate that? to copy only the end point of camera movement and paste it as the beginning of the next camera movement? thank you
The thing is you don't have to do that anymore You can actually go down and copy and paste the key frames on the timeline. So you don't need to do anything other than that. Copy what you want paste it into another scene and it'll retain the same fielding. It's far more easier.
'not good at showing you where things are' ... aint that the troof.
Indeed!
u r too sloww man
Slow? How so?
@@therealmilowerx not a hate comment...just a quick suggestion as a student....u can explain everything in ur video in just 2 mins also....
Thank you though
Well not everyone learns at the same rate so some people need to be slower than you.
@@therealmilowerx understood, u knoe better may be ☺️😉