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June 3, 2020
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Spherical panoramic: how to move to precise coordinate

  • June 3, 2020
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I am using the spherical panoramic workspace to make a video of movement within an image. I need to be able to replicate the exact same keyframes across four separate panoramics. One way to make them consistent would be to define keyframes following identical movements: 30-degrees clockwise (yaw) for example. I know how to move the viewpoint, but there must be a precise way to define a move with digits, not just with the haphazard manual glides... 

 

Alternately, If I create a timeline with keyframes in one panoramic can I apply the same timeline parameters to other panos? To explain my goal: I've made a series of panoramics from the same spot at different times during a construction project. The idea is to create video tracks making the same "pan" across the scene but at different points in the project.

 

I'm using Ps 2020

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Mylenium
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June 4, 2020

You are using the wrong tool, long and short. This is stuff to do in After Effects or for that matter any other compositing, motion graphics or 3D program where the parametric values of keyframes are actually exposed and can be shared across multiple assets.

 

Mylenium