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Working in Apple Motion
This section provides information on installing Boris Continuum Complete into the Apple Motion user interface.
Applying BCC Effects as Filters
The Boris Continuum Complete Þlters are divided into eight categories: Color & Blurs, Distortion & Perspective,
Effects, Generators, Keys & Matte, Lights, Time and Wipe Transitions Þlters. The Þlters appear in the 3rd party Filters
category in the Library.
1.
Click the Library tab in the File Browser, press Command-2 or
choose Window> Library to open the Library.
2.
Click the
3rd Party Filters category
on the left side of the
window.
3.
Click the appropriate Þlter category on the right side of the
window.
The Þlters in the chosen category display at the bottom of the
Library.
4.
Drag the appropriate Þlter thumbnail to the Canvas or the
Layers Pane.
You can now adjust the Þlters in the Inspector or the Dashboard.
See the next section for details.
5.
Render BCC effects the way you would any other effect in
Motion.
Adjusting BCC Effects
Once you apply Boris Continuum Complete Þlters, you can adjust
the Þlters in the Filters tab in the Inspector or the Dashboard.
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Click the
Inspector tab
or press Command-3 to view the Þlter parameters in the Inspector.
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You can also adjust the most common parameters in the Dashboard. If the
Dashboard does not automatically display, choose Window > Dashboard
or press F7.
Applying BCC Effects as Transitions
BCC Þlters can also be used to transition between clips. Several BCC Þlters such as the Wipe Transitions animate
automatically. The other effects apply as static transitions and you need to manually keyframe the transition from the
unÞltered outgoing shot to the unÞltered incoming shot.
Some transitions can be created by applying a single effect. This method only works with some effects, for example the
Wipe Transitions and effects that include a foreground and background. Since many effects do not auto animate, you
must keyframe parameters to transition from the unÞltered outgoing shot to the unÞltered incoming shot.
For example, a single Page Turn Þlter can animate so that the Page peels away to reveal the incoming shot. For effects
that do not include a foreground and background, for example a Ripple, you can animate from no ripple to a rippled
image on the outgoing shot. Animating the Layer Opacity will then fade the rippling clip to reveal the incoming shot.
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Choose the
filter.
Choose the
category.
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