To create a constant speed motion effect, what action in the Source Monitor is required?

To create a constant speed motion effect, what action in the Source Monitor is required?

• A. Click the Freeze Frame button
• B. Drag the clip into the Timeline
• C. In the Source Monitor, click the Motion Effect Editor button you mapped
• D. Choose Timewarp from the Effects menu

Answer: (C)

Using the Motion Effect Editor in the Source Monitor creates a constant speed motion effect. This editor is designed to apply and shape motion to a clip—such as panning, tilting, and zooming—so the movement progresses at a steady rate. By clicking the Motion Effect Editor button you mapped in the Source Monitor, you open this tool and set the motion path (and timing) to produce a constant velocity. Freezing a frame yields a still image, dragging into the Timeline just places the clip without motion, and Timewarp changes speed in a retiming way rather than applying a continuous motion path.

Using the Motion Effect Editor in the Source Monitor creates a constant speed motion effect. This editor is designed to apply and shape motion to a clip—such as panning, tilting, and zooming—so the movement progresses at a steady rate. By clicking the Motion Effect Editor button you mapped in the Source Monitor, you open this tool and set the motion path (and timing) to produce a constant velocity. Freezing a frame yields a still image, dragging into the Timeline just places the clip without motion, and Timewarp changes speed in a retiming way rather than applying a continuous motion path.