🔑Keyframes

Gyroflow comes with the ability to keyframe most parameters in order to achieve any look you want.

Most parameters in Gyroflow can be keyframed - meaning their value can be changed in different parts of the video (i.e. you can use a different smoothness at the start of the video, compared to the end).

How to use?

Enabling keyframes

Keyframes can be enabled by right-clicking on the slider and choosing Enable keyframing.

Then, go to a time in the video when you want the value to be different and just change the slider value. This will create a keyframe on the timeline chart.

Smoothness keyframe

Keyframe easing

You can right-click the keyframe point to enable or disable easing (it's enabled by default).

Ease in + out vs. linear keyframe

Removing/disabling keyframes

You can right-click the keyframe point to delete it, or to disable all keyframing for a slider, right-click on the slider and uncheck Enable keyframing - this will clear all keyframes on that slider.

Keyframeable parameters

• Smoothness

• FOV

• Zooming speed

• Zooming center offset

• Horizon lock amount / roll correction

• Lens correction strength

• Max smoothness

• Max smoothness at high velocity

• Pitch/Roll/Yaw smoothness

• Video rotation

• Background margin / feather

• Video speed

Example

Caveat

When keyframing zooming speed and the speed changes are significant, make sure to switch the zooming algorithm to Envelope follower.

There is a known bug with the Gaussian filter algorithm which may lead to black borders in view when keyframing zooming speed.