Hi everyone, I’m KK from KKDRAW

This time the teaching is mainly to test the time-lapse function of CSP

If you haven’t watched the video yet, you can go there to watch it first~

Note for time-lapse photography:

★ Only record the results, not the process

1. Zoom in and zoom out the picture and draw without affecting the time-lapse picture.

2. When you press "Cancel" in the "Write Time-lapse Photography" window to return to the canvas, the time-lapse will still be retained.

3. The tracing paper function of the animation may be time-lapsed.

4. Using the function of the correction line, the green color of the selected range will be time-lapsed.

5. When changing the color tone, the time-lapse does not record the change process, but only the change result.

6. If you change the canvas size during time-lapse photography, the final output screen will be output in the original size.

[Then the following will explain the above test results in the form of pictures]

1. Zoom in and zoom out the picture drawing, will not affect the time-lapse picture:

Generally, if you use the screen recording function, it is easy to appear jagged in the picture when you move quickly or zoom in and out. Especially in time-lapse photography, it is more obvious, which will cause the screen to flicker quickly.

But the time-lapse function of CSP does a good job at this point, and the exported time-lapse photography will not be affected by zooming in and out at all.

2. When you press "Cancel" in the "Write Time-lapse Photography" window to return to the canvas, the time-lapse will still be retained:

When you want to see how your own painting process is recorded, you can switch to "write time-lapse photography" to watch the time-lapse. As for when you press "Cancel" to return to the canvas after viewing, CSP will still save the time-lapse content. So don’t worry~

3. The animated tracing paper function may be time-lapsed:

Someone will definitely want to try to see how to draw animation in CSP, and then record the process of drawing animation. Of course there is no problem recording the animation process, but it should be noted that it will be recorded when using the tracing paper function. There seems to be no solution to this part, unless you can draw animation without opening the tracing paper~ (it should be impossible XD)

4. Using the function of the correction line, the green color of the selected range will be time-lapsed:

When using the function of correcting the lines, the green selection that will be produced will also be recorded in the time-lapse photography. This part is also unsolvable, it depends on whether you want to have this selection range, or else just draw the lines accurately from the beginning~

5. When changing the color tone, the time-lapse does not record the change process, but only the change result:

We often encounter situations where we need to change the color, we will go to "Edit → Tone Compensation" to change the color. At this time, in the process of changing, the original color will change many times, but in the time-lapse of CSP, It will not record all the content that is being changed, it only records the changed color, which requires special attention. As for you want to keep the change process, it is recommended to use the screen recording function~

6. If you change the canvas size during time-lapse photography, the final output screen will be output in the original size:

I think this is very important. Remember, before you want to use the time-lapse photography function, you must make sure that the size of your painting will not be changed, otherwise it will be like the time-lapse image in the picture with black lines on both sides. Status. The time-lapse function of CSP will only record according to the size of your painting at the beginning~

to sum up:

The above is the result of the time-lapse function test of CSP~

I hope it can help you eliminate some problems about time-lapse photography.

 

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