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Watching this cause my nephew loves baseball and my brother wants us all to play on the field! I literally don’t know the first thing about baseball so this helped a bit but I’m gonna need more lol
Do you export the video at 1080 also? I have multiple videos in 4k and other 1080p I get the scaling but what about rendering. Would I lose quality on video the 4k video if I render at 1080p instead of 4k? But if I render at 4k would I lose quality on the 1080p
Thank you sooo much! I've been looking for this for weeks. Now i can search all zoom types because I had no idea it was called "snap zoom." Good video.
Serioudly! this was like: Bingo. I am returning to Pr after years with still photography and Ps and I'm not feeling the "motor memory" aiw. I've been wrestling with concepts I once understood but have forgotten. This was like a blower that cleared a thin fog! Thanks
Thank you very much for making this extra informative and talking about the different purposes of sequences based on work style. I'm not using a high performance system, and as a newbie have put everything into one sequence, with the goal of rendering many episodes from that. And now it's so long that it's like walking through treacle! So I copied a segment to another sequence, and kept the original one open so I wouldn't lose it. But seeing that I can use a panel of sequences on the left, there must be a way to save the master sequence so I can close it and have better performance.
Your explanation of how MINT constructs the budget is well explained where he describes the structure of income and expenses which, as can be seen, is complete and versatile in its use to facilitate the process. I'am surprised that in the few videos I have seen of MINT does not include the most important thing, which is the base rule that it used for the distribution of income, congruent and effective that ensures the financial stability of the users. I'd like you to check out my video on youTube ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-izlFL0jcU-Y.html where I explain the most common 50/30/20 distribution rule compared to the income distribution used by banks for the authorization of mortgages, loans, and credit cards debt-to-income. Thank you, I would like to hear your feedback.
There is no legal proof that if they ever even really advertise specific courses to target specific audiences, so it's best to target the audience you want through Facebook ads and stop looking for BS that diverts you from a direct path.
