I regulary use the so called Ken Burns effect in my slide shows using pans and zooms in Vegas Video 4 and they do very well with those effects, however, the other night on PBS I saw a documentary use an advanced technique of the Ken Burns effect, it was almost as if the slide shows were 3D!
There seemed to be cut outs of certain parts of the pictures that were then brought forward or put into the background and as the camera zoomed and panned, the perspective on each section was different.
How on earth did they do this?
There seemed to be cut outs of certain parts of the pictures that were then brought forward or put into the background and as the camera zoomed and panned, the perspective on each section was different.
How on earth did they do this?