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Hello!
Maybe I'm losing my mind but I thought I used to be able to adjust a photo's transparency through a setting in the inspector that I can no longer find. Can someone point me to where the setting is now located (or was always located).
Thanks!
.S
iMac
Thanks Luis.
Yes, it is the opacity that I want to control for but I can no longer find the setting. The screenshot you sent is what I used to see when I clicked on a photo. The below screenshot is what I currently see, no opacity setting. I don't know if it changed with the new update or if it's something I did somewhere along the line.
Click on the actual word “Show”.
As Tom said, it seems that you are looking for the opacity setting in the Video inspector:
Thanks, Luis. But this is all I see...
You mean the Opacity? Or the transparency of an alpha channel?
Hi Tom.
Thanks for your reply. Maybe it's opacity I'm thinking of. I want to be able to see a title behind a photo.
Thanks,
Susan
Move your cursor near the word "Compositing". You should see the word "Show" on the right. Click it.
OK. That's embarrassing. :)
Thanks, Luis.
Photo Transparency - Where is setting?
