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Limitations ​

Some things are out of the reach of the Ease, part of them because of limits in Adobe's APIs:

  • The Ease works on one clip at a time. With several clips selected, it asks you to select just one.
  • A property needs two keyframes or more to appear in the property list.
  • The name of an effect comes from your saved project, so the Ease saves the project when it reads a clip with an effect. A project that was never saved has no file yet, and its effects appear with their original name.
  • A property that still has more than 110 keyframes, after Sniper reduces the animation to the points where the movement really changes, is marked as read only and cannot be edited.
  • Position and Anchor Point have one curve for both axes: Premiere does not allow an ease per axis.
  • A parameter of an effect that holds more than one number, like a Center or the corners of a Corner Pin, appears in the list, but the Apply cannot write it yet.
  • An Overshoot or a Bounce curve needs a minimum duration to work. If the animation is too short, Sniper warns you before writing.

If something does not work ​

See If something does not work, at the end of the Limitations of the library.

Sniper for Adobe Premiere Pro.