ProBook Pop-Up is a set of self animating generators created for use in Final Cut Pro X. With ProBook Pop-Up editors can create fantastic 3-D scenes with no use of keyframes. Display the scene with an intuitive 2-point camera system that allow users to chose a start and end point. Customize everything from the colours of each page to the shadows of personal pictures and video files.
ProBook Pop-Up features four intuitive generators with self turning animations. Switch from cover to landscape or from scene to scene without having to set a single keyframe. Simply insert personal mass media into the dropzones, set the camera movement, and allow ProBook Pop-Up to do the rest.
ProBook Pop-Up features generators with up to 20 drop zones. Widely scale and position drop zones to properly orient the media. Insert any media with transparency such as. png or alpha video flies to create a scene with incredible parallax. Design anything from magical cartoon forests to fun filled family cds.
Probook Pop-Up is completely easy to customize in Final Cut Pro X Plugins. Easily change the color of the vignette, environment, and pages with intuitive color wheels. Customize the intensity of shadow and reflections with simplistic sliders. Darken the shadows produce a moodier scene or lighten up the scene by increasing environment reflections. The options are endless with ProBook Pop-Up.
Create any 2-point camera movement with simple settings that can be found in the inspector window. First, drag the playhead to the first frame of the ProBook generator and determine the start orientation of the camera. Next, move the playhead to the last frame of the ProBook generator. Lastly, set the end orientation of the camera, and watch the scene come to life.
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