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keyframe teriminin İngilizce İngilizce sözlükte anlamı
- A complete video frame, used as a reference for subsequent interframes in video compression
- To animate by interpolation between successive keyframes
- A single frame in an animation sequence drawn by an artist, between which others are tweened
- An image that is stored in some way to be used as a reference point Key frames are often used in animation
- Any frame in which a particular aspect of an item (its size, location, color, etc ) is specifically defined
- In animation, both classic (hand-drawn) and computer-based, the main animator would draw only the "key" frames to designate where a character or object would appear at certain points In classic animation, in-betweeners (apprentice animators) would then draw all the in-between frames to create the illusion of smooth "morphing" between keyframes In computer graphics, the computer program calculates the transitional frames The ability to set keyframes on a time line is a hallmark of a professional animation package DX is, by that definition, not a professional animation package However, one can emulate keyframes by creating, for example, certain camera views, recording them into a list, then playing them back after splining between them and resampling the splined curves at higher resolution to create in-between frames
- A complete video frame, followed by interframes in video compression
- Main tool for controlling the content of frames in an animation Keyframes define settings such as the position of a clip when displayed on the screen at a specific point in time Each animation has a beginning keyframe and an ending keyframe Additional keyframes can be added to create or manipulate the desired animation
- A frame in a sequence which specifies all of the attributes of an object The object can then be changed in any way and a second keyframe defined The program automatically creates a series of transition frames between the two keyframes, a process called "tweening " Infini-D uses a modified version of keyframing that is "event-driven," based upon events in time rather than frames This allows for more flexibility when designing and modifying an animation