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== Effects ==
Effects in Kdenlive can be used to modify the audio and video properties of the source material.
Make the Effects List visible from the View menu (View > Effect List)
[[File:Effects List with info.png|Figure 1]]
To have a brief description of the effect display at the bottom of the list - click the ''i''  button as highlighted in ''figure 1''.
== Effects Demos ==
== Effects Demos ==



Revision as of 13:40, 28 June 2012

Effects

Effects in Kdenlive can be used to modify the audio and video properties of the source material.

Make the Effects List visible from the View menu (View > Effect List)

Figure 1

To have a brief description of the effect display at the bottom of the list - click the i button as highlighted in figure 1.

Effects Demos

You can find screen shots describing 33 of the video effects here

Three youtube videos displaying the effects of a number of the video effects available in Kdenlive (Spanish captioning) 1 , 2, 3

Another Youtube video Effects Demo Reel (English Captions)


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Effects Categories

You can find screen shots describing 33 of the video effects here


The effects are divided into the following categories


  1. Alpha manipulation
  2. Audio
  3. Audio channels
  4. Audio Correction
  5. Blur and hide
  6. Colour
  7. Colour Correction
  8. Crop and transform
  9. Custom
  10. Distort
  11. Enhancement
  12. Fade
  13. Fun
  14. Misc
  15. Motion


FAQ:

Q: How to duplicate an effect to use similar settings somewhere else

A: Select your effect in the timeline, in effects stack widget choose "save", you get it available in "effects list" "custom" section

A: other solution: select a strip containing the effect, "Copy", then where you want to apply it again right-click and select "Paste effect" instead of "paste"

Q: How to apply an effect on several clips (all) at the same time?

A: You can select multiple clips with Shift+drag (left mouse button) around them. Then right click and group clips (or Ctrl+G)