Hello guys!
I wanted to make a clip which is composed by many pictures and i wanted them to follow the same "zoom" effects.
Like, if i want to make a "zoom-in/out" effect on an image, it'll resume at the same size/point for the following one, etc.
So i wonder, do i have to make it one by one manually, or is there a way to apply the same effect but on "follow" for each images.
Or maybe i do have to make a clip first and apply the zoom effect on the clip then... ?
Thanks for you answers !
What about adding an adjustment event with the effect you want on a track above this picture track?
What about adding an adjustment event with the effect you want on a track above this picture track?
I mean it's not really an effect since they are images...
I was thinking to make the zoom via the pan/crop window so that's why i asked if there's a method to follow the process to multiple pic... Or if i have to do it one by one...
@bryan-b you can copy/paste event attributes to several events at once. Just copy source event, CTRL+C, select all other events, than right-click and choose selectively paste event attributes.
I already know that dude, but if i do that, it won't follow the zoom i want, it will just paste the same point...
Than I misunderstood the issue you have and wish you all the luck...
An adjustment track allows for Pan/Crop to be added to adjustment events. For all intents and purposes in this scenario Pan/Crop is essentially an "effect" in the adjustment event so you can zoom in and out cohesively to your heart's content across all images/videos. Hope this helps.
What thesammy wrote is what I was suggesting with the adjustment event. It passes through the motion to the picture track beneath the event.