Move the Concentration slider to adjust how concentrated the light should be. You can also enter a value from 0% to 1000%. Move the Brightness slider to adjust the brightness of the light. You can also enter a value from 0.0 px to 400.0 px. Move the Distance slider to adjust how far the light should fall from the target. You can also enter a value from 0.0 px to 1000.0 px. Move the Radius slider to adjust how large an area should be illuminated. The Spot Light effect adds an adjustable spotlight to your selected layer, which illuminates a precise area while darkening everything that falls outside the spotlight. To reset all effects, click Reset at the bottom of the Tool Options pane. Show Split Comparison: Option ⌥ – click the Show Original button, press Control ⌃ + C on your keyboard, or force click the canvas. Show Original: Click the Show Original button or press Control ⌃ + M on your keyboard to see what the image looks like without any effects. If the effect rope isn’t visible, click the rope button in the Tool Options pane.

Move the handle of the effect rope to choose where the vignette should be centered around. You can also enter a value from 0% to 100%. Move the Falloff slider to adjust how gradually the edges should darken. You can also enter a value from -100% to 100%. Move the Intensity slider to change the strength of the vignetting effect (moving it into negative values will brighten the edges instead of darkening them). Move the Radius slider to adjust how much of the image should be darkened. The Vignette effect gradually darkens the outer edges of your selected layer, drawing attention to the center. Press Shift ⇧ + Command ⌘ + F on your keyboard, click Add Effect in the Tool Options pane and add the Stylize effect you want.Layers sidebar, choose Effects, click Add Effect in the Tool Options pane and add the Stylize effect you want. Choose Insert > Effects (from the Insert menu at the top of your screen), click Add Effect in the Tool Options pane and add the Stylize effect you want.To sharpen multiple layers in a composition using an effects layer (all layers below this layer will be affected): Press F on your keyboard, click Add Effect and add the Stylize effect you want.Tools sidebar, then click Add Effect and add the Stylize effect you want. Choose Format > Effects > Stylize (from the Format menu at the top of your screen) and choose the Stylize effect you want.To stylize the currently selected layer, do one of the following: Stylize effects can be applied directly to a single layer or, using an effects layer, to multiple layers in a composition. You might also look up some of the speech bubble plugins that might include a similar animation.The effects in the Stylize category apply differrent artistic effects to your selected layer. Hopefully this gives you something to try. That would create a slightly different workflow than described above, but may be worth looking into.ĭoing this in Motion will offer better control, but it should be straightforward enough to get accomplished in FCPX. If you can find an ionicon font of a speech bubble, you can apply some 3D in FCPX to make it look really good. When the rotation reaches the halfway point, cut to the duplicate image and key frame to continue the rotation to stop at the other side. On the first image, key frame the x position to rotate the image. Once the finished still frames are on the timeline, place the two clips side by side. You can do this by rotating the first image 180 degrees and saving a still frame at that rotation. Make another image that is the mirror image of the first one and title and save it as per above. (You could also first import the still frame without titling into something like photoshop or pixelmator if you prefer to add text that way). Create a still frame from the transformed image and the import the still frame into FCPX. Add your text, shadows and/or graphics to the transformed image as a title. Transform the image rotation to get the position you want. Create an image of the speech bubble on a transparent background and place it on the timeline. If you are satisfied with the animation you get with the standard page curl, you can do the following to achieve an effect similar to the one in the video.

Pixelmator pro rotate by n degrees