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.. admonition:: Reference .. admonition:: Reference
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| Panel: :doc:`Node Editor </render/blender_render/materials/nodes/editor>` --> :doc:`Node Composition </composite_nodes>` | Panel: :doc:`Node Editor </render/blender_render/materials/nodes/editor>` --> :doc:`Node Composition </composite_nodes/index>`
| Menu: :kbd:`Shift-A` --> :doc:`Input </ce/windows/nodes/composite#inputs>` --> Image | Menu: :kbd:`Shift-A` --> :doc:`Input </composite_nodes/types/output/composite>` --> Image
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.. figure:: /images/Tutorials-NTR-ComImage.jpg .. figure:: /images/Tutorials-NTR-ComImage.jpg
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- If it does not have a Z channel (e.g. JPG or PNG images), - If it does not have a Z channel (e.g. JPG or PNG images),
Blender will supply one, setting the whole image to be at the camera (a depth of 0.00). Blender will supply one, setting the whole image to be at the camera (a depth of 0.00).
To view the Z-depth channel, use the Map Value to ColorRamp noodle given above in the Render Layer input node To view the Z-depth channel, use the Map Value to ColorRamp noodle given above in the Render Layer input node
(see `Using the Z value Socket`_). (see :title:`Using the Z value Socket`).
.. note:: Formats .. note:: Formats
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**No Frame Stretching or Compression:** **No Frame Stretching or Compression:**
If the input animation (avi or frame set) was encoded at a frame rate that is *different* from your current settings, If the input animation (avi or frame set) was encoded at a frame rate that is *different* from your current settings,
the resultant animation will appear to run faster or slower. Blender Nodes do not adjust input video frame rates. the resultant animation will appear to run faster or slower. Blender Nodes do not adjust input video frame rates.
Use the scale control inside the :doc:`Video Sequence Editor </editors/sequencer>` to stretch or compress video Use the scale control inside the :doc:`Video Sequence Editor </editors/sequencer/index>` to stretch or compress video
to the desired speed, and input it here. to the desired speed, and input it here.
You can incorporate "Slow-Mo" into your video. You can incorporate "Slow-Mo" into your video.
To do so, *ANIM* ate a video segment at 60 frames per second, To do so, *ANIM* ate a video segment at 60 frames per second,
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