sennahojx wrote:

And here is the Swedish version:

sennahojx
This should be good for people who are looking to do titles. One thing to note is that the "(I recommend you to use the same size as your video)" text should be on the first method and not the second. Or possibly on both.

Images that get imported should be the same as the video, whereas images that are used through the Image key it really doesn't matter (there is a max res based on the video card). With bigger images, the Image key can then be used to pan and zoom the image.

Good document nonetheless!

Hi, sennahojx

I just added your documents to the first post of this thread.

Cheers
Fran

Thanks rhinox202

I just updated my two files and fixed what rhinox202 said.

Updated files are now at the first post.

Here is a video based on the PDFs

In the first post of this thread you'll find the new "LW Hints & Tips" pdf revised and updated for Lightworks 11 by rhinox202.
Enjoy!

@frandesouza. Thanks for the update. It is excellent. Is there a Spanish version?

@Forum Admin. May I suggest that the Dutch and Swedish versions (see first post) of Hints and Tips be put on the Downloads page?

Thanks Shaun,

and as I mentioned earlier, this time all credits and recognition should be given to rhinox202, who did the hard work.

Thank you both.
frandesouza for what gave a start
rhinox202 for the update

Well, finally, there is a Spanish version of the document at the first post of this thread.

Finalmente, en el primer post de este hilo, encontrarán la versión en Español del pdf "Lightworks Hints & Tips"

Muchas gracias. Muy bueno.

How do you manage to make the screen grabs so sharp and clear? I know you use InkScape. Do you convert the bitmaps to some sort of vector-based image? When I made the Lightworks Lingo PDF, even using lossless pngs, the images of menu text are nowhere near as sharp and clear.

EDIT

I did a quick Web search and found this tutorial on converting bitmaps to vector images.

@shaunthesheep, when I make screenshots I use the print-screen key and then I paste it into GIMP and export is as a .png or .jpg.

@sennahojx. I do the same only I use Paint.net which doesn't take so long to launch as GIMP. Then I run the png file through Radical Image Optimisation Tool (RIOT) which reduces the file size down to an acceptable level for the Web.

@shaunthesheep, maybe RIOT or Inkscape is the problem. GIMP creates acceptable file sizes, a screenshot of my whole screen (1680x1050) exported to .jpg is just 824kb.