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Re: How can I manually replicate the Exponential Scale effect in standard?

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Re: How can I manually replicate the Exponential Scale effect in standard?
by LGABoarder on Jul 13, 2007 at 2:31:45 am

Here are three graphs for examples, these are AE 7.0 so it'll be a bit different. I believe these graphs are how your Value: Scale should be (it's a different system in 7) The first is a linear zoom, the second has Ease Out on keyframe 1 and Ease In on keyframe 2, and the third is the altered graph with the exponential curve. Hope this helps!

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Even Zoom


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Eased Graph

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Exponential Graph - Not shown, but the first keyframe bezier handle is at (0%,0f) and the 2nd keyframe handle is on (0%, 25f)


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