Annotations allow you to highlight a certain area of an image or video to share focused feedback. A photographer can request a lighting adjustment on a the corner of a shot. A marketer can designate where they want their logo watermark to be on an image. An editor can call out a point of interest in a video.
Note: This feature is available to members, guests, and public board visitors with commenting permissions or above. This feature currently works on photos and videos - PDF functionality is coming soon!
Creating an annotation
Annotations are made by moving your cursor over an image or video and drawing the annotation box. (Your cursor will change to a + while on an asset to show this functionality)
To edit your annotation, simply redraw the box.
To remove it, click anywhere on the asset.
After creating an annotation, the comment dialog is automatically highlighted and selected so you can immediately start typing the comment associated with that annotation.
Click on any comment with an annotation icon to see the associated annotation overlaid on the asset.
Annotations on Videos
You can create annotations on videos and they will function similarly to timestamp comments.
If your video is playing, drawing an annotation will pause the video and add a time-stamp to your comment.
The comment can be clicked on to jump directly to that moment in the video player and highlight the annotation.
Like timestamp comments, a user icon will appear in the player's timeline and can be clicked to jump to that moment of the video.
