In the eighth class of the Camtasia course we are going to learn to use the animations and behaviors of tracks and objects.
In addition to being able to edit our screen recordings and the external resources that we import, Camtasia also offers us other features that will allow us to make our videos more attractive. Among these tools are those that we can find in Animations and Behaviors.
Through which we can give a very special touch to our videos with much less effort than doing it with more professional video editors. We are going to know how we can animate both the elements and the recordings themselves. Let us begin!
In this class we have seen how we can give a professional tutorial aspect to our editions with Camtasia.
Until now we had seen how we could record / capture screen, along with our camera, desktop audio and narration. But we can also edit our videos without having to resort to more professional external video editors like Premiere Pro or Davinci Resolve.
But what advantage can Camtasia have over video editors as advanced and recognized as the previous ones? Basically because it is an editor made to make video tutorials. Which makes it have tools like the ones we have seen in the video.
Through Animations and Behaviors we can do something that is not trivial. Being able to expand the screen to where our cursor is. Something that, obviously, we can do with other editing programs, but we would have to do it manually.
As a task, we are going to use the same recording and editing that we have used for the previous tasks, to apply animations and behaviors to each of the elements. We’ll also use the SmartFocus option, and edit the behaviors and animations you haven’t added to give it the desired finish.
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