ease in/ease out

Romanian translation: accelerare/decelerare

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English term or phrase:ease in/ease out
Romanian translation:accelerare/decelerare
Entered by: Mara Cojocaru

20:26 Feb 5, 2024
English to Romanian translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Cinema, Film, TV, Drama
English term or phrase: ease in/ease out
What is Ease In/Ease Out?

Ease In/ Ease Out (sometimes referred to as slow in/slow out) is the inclination of a subject/ object to gradually accelerate and then decelerate when moving from one position to another.

In doing animation, ease in is when you have more frames in the rest and anticipation position,

On the other hand, ease out is when you have fewer frames after the main action before returning to a rest position.
Mara Cojocaru
Romania
Local time: 03:22
accelerare/încetinire
Explanation:
https://victor.tfm.ro/desene-animate-cum-realizam-un-film-de...
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Iulia Parvu
United Kingdom
Local time: 01:22
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Mulțumesc
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accelerare/încetinire


Explanation:
https://victor.tfm.ro/desene-animate-cum-realizam-un-film-de...

Iulia Parvu
United Kingdom
Local time: 01:22
Native speaker of: Native in RomanianRomanian
PRO pts in category: 12
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Mulțumesc
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Asker: Mulțumesc, sau „accelerare/decelerare”

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