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Question ID 22579

When should you use the Pixel Motion layer switch?

Option A

when you want to improve the look of a layer's Motion Blur

Option B

when you are time stretching video footage and want the motion to appear smooth

Option C

when you are using compressed video and want to avoid pixelation caused by compression artifacts

Option D

when you are time re-mapping a nested composition and want the motion to appear stepped instead of
re-interpolated

Correct Answer B
Explanation


Question ID 22580

You create a composition that contains a video footage layer of a specific play in a football game. You want
to adjust both playback speed and direction and add audio commentary. The output will be a DVD. You
enable time remapping for the video layer and notice that in the places the video has been stretched, the
action appears jerky.
What should you do?

Option A

choose Effect > Time > Timewarp; under the Timewarp pulldown, select Whole Frames; under the
Tuning pulldown, set keyframes for Vector Detail

Option B

choose Layer > Frame Blending > Frame Mix; set the quality setting to Draft quality for the layer; enable
the Frame Blend switch in the Timeline panel

Option C

choose Effect > Time > Timewarp; under the Motion Blur option, turn on Enable Motion Blur; select
Manual from the Shutter Control pulldown; set keyframes for Shutter Angle and Shutter Samples

Option D

choose Layer > Frame Blending > Pixel Motion; set the quality setting to Draft quality in the switches
column of the Timeline panel; enable Motion Blur for the layer; enable the Motion Blur and Frame Blend
switch in the Timeline panel

Correct Answer B
Explanation

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