Keyframes

In this tutorial, you'll learn about the origin of keyframes (they've been around long before computers - since the early 1900s!), how they are used in Photopia, and how to use them to create amazing and fun animations!  

Did you know that the order in which you add keyframes can impact the animation or movement of your layer? In this more advanced tutorial, you'll learn why adding keyframes in the middle of other keyframes vs. adding them outside...

In this tutorial you'll learn all about Easing Modes, their graphs and how to apply them. You'll also learn about Motion Paths, Bezier Handles, how to manipulate those handles, and see examples of some animations you can create with them!...

This feature adds or removes time to a slide after the selected keyframe without affecting the keyframes that preceded it.

In this tutorial you'll learn how to hold images in place, both at the beginning and ending of a slide, then continue with motion. This requires a minimum of three keyframes.

In this tutorial you'll learn the basic concepts of animating shadows on both image and caption layers in two different ways: Shadows that reflect your light source moving Shadows that reflect your object falling

If you have spent a lot of time working with keyframes on a layer and need to do something similar to another layer in a different slide, is there a way to copy the position of those keyframes?No, but there...

In this lesson for both Photopia Director and Creator, you'll learn how to zoom in on an image, then pan across the image and, most importantly, how many keyframes are required to achieve this.

In this Lesson, I'll go over exactly what Motion Easing is in Photopia, how much it has improved since ProShow, and where you can (and can't) use them. Reminder to Photopia Creator users; you only have Motion Easing on Position,...