Régler le timing d’un objet ou d’un texte dans une vidéo
Le timing est essentiel. Apprenez à ajuster le minutage des objets et du texte dans vos vidéos.
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Comment régler le timing d'un objet ou d'un texte dans une vidéo ?
Une vidéo enrichie d'éléments en mouvement est un excellent moyen de captiver votre public.
Chargez votre vidéo et ajoutez des éléments pour la dynamiser.
Une fenêtre de chronolgie apparaît alors au bas de l'écran.
Activez l’option Afficher la durée du calque pour voir à quel moment chaque objet apparaît dans votre vidéo.
Il vous suffit de cliquer sur la barre et de faire glisser la poignée pour diminuer ou allonger la durée d'affichage d'un objet.
Cela fonctionne avec le texte, les arrière-plans et tout autre objet d'un design.
Le timing est essentiel.
Faites en sorte que les objets de votre design s'affichent au bon moment.
Avec Adobe Express, créez à l'infini.
Le réglage du timing des objets ou du texte que vous insérez dans une vidéo vous permet de déterminer quand ils doivent apparaître et disparaître. Avec Adobe Express, cette opération est simple et rapide. Voici comment faire.
Que vous choisissiez d’utiliser une vidéo personnelle ou un modèle, commencez par l’ouvrir dans l’éditeur. Un large choix de modèles vidéo est en effet disponible pour vos stories Instagram, vos vidéos YouTube et plus encore.
Cliquez sur la vidéo pour la sélectionner et l’afficher dans la fenêtre de chronologie.
Veillez à activer l’option Afficher la durée du calque. À présent, vous pouvez voir la chronologie de la vidéo et le minutage des objets insérés dans cette dernière.
Les objets apparaissent sous forme de calques en haut à droite de l’éditeur.
Cliquez sur un calque pour voir à quel endroit il apparaît dans la timeline.
Ajustez la durée d’un calque en faisant glisser la barre supérieure.
Cela fonctionne également avec le texte...
... les arrière-plans...
... et tout autre objet d’un design.
Le timing est essentiel. Faites en sorte que les objets de votre design s’affichent au bon moment.
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