ImageView and pan / zoom

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• LR CC: How can you add labels 'ABC' to multiple slides and how to apply the different transition and pan / zoom to select slides?

  I want to add different labels to most of the slides.  The 'ABC' option adds the same label to all slides with includes date shot and camera settings that I don't want.   I also want to control the slides have pan / zoom.  Seems to be something pretty basic that I'm missing?

  1. by clicking on [ABC] creates the text box.  By clicking on the menu dropdown determines what appears in the box.

  (and you can create multiple text boxes with different information!)

  "Custom text" will appear the same on each slide. The other choice pull metadata each individual slide - "Filename", "Caption", etc.

  The dialog box "Edit...". "you can create a combination of metadata to display in a box.

  In the dialog box "Edit...". "Alternatively, you can create something like this, where the text {Custom} is the same before the {file name}... etc.

  

  

   

  2 pan/Zoom is a feature very poor slide show-it is fixed and will apply to all slides without any possibility of control. Better to leave off...

• Import background image and the ability to zoom and pan

  I need to write an application that takes an image file (jpeg, bitmap, etc.) and the applied inside a window of labview.  I need to be able to zoom in on a selected area and panoramic in all directions.  The zoom and pan feature can use external controls.  If someone has done something similar?  I think using an image control but the zoom and pan is the problem.  I have to re - draw a smaller section of the original image.  Is there a better way to do it?  Thanks, any help would be appreciated.

  Not exactly what you are looking for, but should give you an idea.  Click and drag to pan, use the scale to zoom.  At the moment it loads a PNG file, you can change at any shape you want.

• Is there a way to smooth the zooms and pans which are not consistent throughout?

  Shot some footage using a digital SLR camera and a tripod grip of squeeze, images is good except the zooms and pans are not too smooth

  how I wish that they. Anyway to fix this?

  Reshoot cos it's hard impossible.

• Web flash zoom and pan problem

  I am doing a map interactive with zoom and pan capability. The demo is in this url: test_zoom

  Zooming is done with the mouse wheel, and pan to click and drag.

  My problem is that I want the photo (video clip with the instance 'map_mc' name) in the middle of zoom and pan, but all objects move at the same time...

  I use the following script:

  canvas.addEventListener ('mousewheel', MouseWheelHandler, false);

  canvas.addEventListener ("DOMMouseScroll", MouseWheelHandler, false);

  var zoom;

  function MouseWheelHandler (ezoom) {}

  If (Math.max (-1, Math.min (1, (ezoom.wheelDelta |)))) (- ezoom.detail))) > 0)

  Zoom = 1.1;

  on the other

  Zoom = 1 / 1.1;

  var local = stage.globalToLocal (stage.mouseX, stage.mouseY);

  stage.regX = local.x;

  stage.regY = local.y;

  stage.x = stage.mouseX;

  stage.y = stage.mouseY;

  stage.scaleX = stage.scaleY * = zoom;

  internship. Update();

  }

  stage.addEventListener ("stagemousedown", function (emove) {}

  offset var = {}

  x: stage.x - emove.stageX,.

  y: stage.y - emove.stageY

  };

  stage.addEventListener ("stagemousemove", function (ev) {}

  stage.x = ev.stageX + offset.x;

  stage.y = ev.stageY + offset.y;

  internship. Update();

  });

  stage.addEventListener ("stagemouseup", function () {}

  stage.removeAllEventListeners ("stagemousemove");

  });

  });

  I need assistance with this script so that I have move and zoom only the clip 'map_mc '.

  Thank you

  use:

  var tl = this;

  var zoom;

  canvas.addEventListener ('mousewheel', MouseWheelHandler, false);

  canvas.addEventListener ("DOMMouseScroll", MouseWheelHandler, false);

  function MouseWheelHandler (ezoom) {}

  If (Math.max (-1, Math.min (1, (ezoom.wheelDelta |)))) (- ezoom.detail))) > 0) {}

  Zoom = 1.1;

  } else {}

  Zoom = 1 / 1.1;

  }

  TL.map_mc.x = stage.mouseX;

  TL.map_mc.y = stage.mouseY;

  TL.map_mc. ScaleX = tl.map_mc.scaleY * = zoom;

  }

  stage.addEventListener ("stagemousedown", downF);

  function downF (e) {}

  TL. Offset = {y: e.stageY, map_mcX:tl.map_mc.x, x: e.stageX, map_mcY:tl.map_mc.y};

  stage.addEventListener ("stagemousemove", stagemoveF);

  stage.addEventListener ("stagemouseup", stageupF);

  }

  function stageupF (e) {}

  stage.removeAllEventListeners ("stagemousemove");

  }

  function stagemoveF (e) {}

  TL.map_mc.x = tl.offset.map_mcX + e.stageX - tl.offset.x;

  TL.map_mc.y = tl.offset.map_mcY + e.stageY - tl.offset.y;

  }

• Smooth zoom and Pan

  Hello guys

  I did a simple zoom and pan example but it is not smooth.

  How can I make it smooth?

  Is there an example or article?

  Thanks in advance

  Use google to search.  Google spiders these forums (and much more).

• Is there a pan & zoom plugins that allow you to adjust the result

  I just use Pinnacle Studio, which allowed more latitude to the Pan and zoom by not limiting the zoom to the lengthening of the time line.

  I realize that first pro does not allow this.  Y at - it a plug-in that can give you more options.   Y at - it another free software that can be used as a workaround to make pan and zoom of segment

  None that I know.

  But I guess you could create your pan/zoom in the Pinnacle software and output as a MP4 of 1920 x 1080 and then import this video in Premiere Elements to work around the problem.

• PE13 / Scaleing Photos in video / Pan & Zoom

  I thought that I had presented this 7 hours or if there is and I wondered why no reply until I didn't see any trace of it.  In any case, try to second:

  PE13.1 on WIN7 64 bit Intel PC.

  Insert digital pictures in a video and using Pan & Zoom.

  I studied tutorials such as: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhLBAT_kLHs

  I learned to set "scale to the size of the frame = OFF".

  I set the time to 'Hold' to zero...

  The recommendation when you include digital photos in a video HD is to reduce the Image to 2000 x 1500.

  We mainly use a Canon EOS 550 d, where images are 5184 x 3456.  Can I reduce to 2250 x 1500 via IrfanView.

  HOWEVER: when we Pan & Zoom, we will perform a zoom in on a part of the photo then don't really want us

  as much resolution as we can get in order to preserve good quality as PE claculate all frames

  between the beginning and end of the movement?

  Thoughts?

  I appreciate that the more data we have by photo more rendering will be.

  In general, I am from almost 100% of the inserted picture and then pan and zoom to 25% of the surface (not down to a blade of grass!).

  I also intend on reports on a number of issues I had with Pan & Zoom, but of course, when I was

  attempt to reproduce for posting this everything worked very well

  HEM

  HEM

  I was preparing a response, but I see that you already have a. When you're done there, here's what I've prepared for you to consider because of its relevance to your question - but do not have the ability to post until now.

  1 Please read my comments on the Premiere Elements, size of the photo projects and the size of the picture in what concerns to the Pan and Zoom.

  This is a well detailed article, you can start with the end of comment and various points that there.

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE: on the picture "not to exceed" recommended pixel Dimensions

  As for your question about the size of the photo and limit in Premiere Elements, I can address this first hand...

  If you have the Premiere Elements run as a 32-bit application, the project still crashes which exceeds a fixed number of pixels.

  Which is detailed my self in the next Adobe thread, post 6

  JPG size limit in PE8?

  When you run Premiere Elements as a 64-bit application, you do not get the project that prevents you from importing the image with the number of pixels above the limit of 32-bit application. I do not know the max, but I took several pixels file 10000 x 7500 in the first elements 64 bit application without problem. But, just because I have does not mean that I should. Level of computer resources will set your personal boundaries.

  HEM, questions, do not hesitate to ask.

  RTA

• Lightroom more slowly than Lr5 cc and struggling for simple cropping and Pan

  I wonder if there is something wrong here. I have a decent machine (2500 k overclocked to almost 5 GHz, GTX570, 8 GB ram, Lr, installed on a SSD).

  LR5 me served well for a long time, and despite its slowness to certain tasks, it is ok. On the other hand, CRD offers very little new features and a decrease in performance.

  I change some 20mp canon raw files and the task simple or cropping/rotation/Pan became a nightmare. It's slow and something seems to be very bad when I try to recrop a virtual copy of an image. At the top very slowly, moving the clipping rectangle sometimes guard reset its position and "refuses" to stay in the place I put it to.

  When I zoom and pan on library mode, everything is going well, he gets only bad on developer mode. If I zoom 1:1 and have some adjustments with the brush of spotting, it feels like I'm panoramic a gigantic file on a 20 year old computer. Even in a clean image with no adjustment, developer mode fight bad pan with zoom.

  
  

  My catalog has around 40 000 files, but it should not matter when a single photo developing. Once again, the same catalog was LR5 and had many questions.

  Checked the use of computing resources, and nothing is really forced to the limit. Total memory usage never exceeds 5 GB (about 8 GB) and the CPU usage does not raise above 40%. If believes that CCRB does not have good use of the computing power available.

  Just replying to me here, I tried to disable this option in preferences > Performance to use my graphics processor and the performance boosted immediately. It is now at the same level as the Lr5.

  I use the version of 350.12 (later like today) of the Nvidia with a GTX570 driver. Apparently, there is a problem on the way that CCRB uses my video card. I hope that this problem is corrected, but at least now my LRcc is usable.

• Premiere Elements use a "line rate" for pan/zoom?

  Pan/zoom of Premiere Elements function has some sort of option accelerate/decelerate, selectable by the user, be integrated with the pan/zoom?

  By speed up/slow down, I mean the pan/zoom will start very slowly, then over a period of a second or two, speed up for some constant speed to move the distance defined by the user in time defined by the user and then at the end of the pan/zoom, decelerate over the last second or two at a stop.

  Makes the pan/zoom seem much more "opposite human/organic"...as to, 'robot-like' if the pan/zoom does not gently accelerate/decelerate at the beginning and at the end. "

  Thank you...

  
  

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  Bill

  
  

  Aerial photos of Bill NM

  If you are referring to Bézier curves and interpolation methods, Yes with regard to keyframes for the scale property of movement (for Zoom) and the Position property of movement (of Pan). Key tool for Zoom and Pan images can also be adjusted. Keyframing of some other properties can also be adjusted.

  First elements 13/13.1 on Windows 7 or 8.1 64-bit.

  Here is an example of creating the agricultural property keyframes.

  

  What version of Premiere Elements do you currently have and on what computer operating system is running? If you have not yet

  have elements 13/13.1 first, please rate the trial before purchase to determine the compatibility of the program with your

  computing environment and goals of video editing.

  Please let me know if I have targeted your question. For any question or need more information, feel free to ask.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Why the Pan & Zoom Tool cannot start with the frame using photos

  I used the animation panning and zoom in Microsoft Movie Maker - and want the same ease of use in any other program (I find that he does a great job of a soundtrack placement and text/image) see options from the menu below...   I purchased Premiere Elements after watching a short video of the pan & zoom tool - but now I'm trying to use it it falls way short.

  Y at - there a way for me to select the whole photo as the starting frame – in the screenshot below that frame 1 will extend to the entire photo, so I'm going with a cropped image.  I want the full Frame of the photo and then be able to zoom and pan in the direction of faces - while I can still do it with the cropped image I lost part of my picture and the context it provides.

  The Microsoft Movie Maker - very easy options |              Limitation of the first of 13 elements start with the complete picture frame

  

  Found a good explanation of this question in the forum first elements

  Pan and zoom tool

• Keyframing Pan/Zoom - how to simplify?

  I want to do a simple effect where I start the clip centered at 100% and zoom to off-center at 120%. So, basically, keyframing size and position on the length of the fastener.

  To do this, I do the following steps:

  1 Select the item in the timeline

  2. make sure that the CTI is at the beginning of the clip

  3. Select the effects tab

  4. open the section position and set a keyframe for the size and another keyframe to the position

  5 back to the item in the timeline panel and press 'End' to ensure the CTI is at the end of the clip (the 'End' key does not move ICT in the creation of keyframes Panel)

  6. turn in the effect controls panel

  7 set a keyframe for the size and another keyframe to the position

  8. in the screen, use the framework to expand and move the chassis according to the needs. Alternatively, type a number in the field of zoom percentage.

  That's a lot of steps freaking do something I do a lot!

  Ideally, I would like to at least be able to click one button and have a PP automatically:

  • Create a keyframe to zoom on the first frame of the selected clip
  • Create a keyframe to zoom to the last frame of the selected clip
  • Create a keyframe position to the first frame of the selected clip
  • Create a keyframe position to the last frame of the selected clip.

  Does anyone know an easy way to do this? I think that retouching that Pan/Zoom has one of the most common effects, and I can't believe that we need so much mousing and clicking to do such a simple effect!

  I have a keyboard to play, then I could program some macros typo, but I don't think that I could program switching between panels so any solution should be based entirely on the keyboard.

  TIA!

  FYI, I just update this thread to say that I was able to do exactly what I want using Presets (explanation here).

  Basically, I just took any clip and applied the effect I want. For example, to zoom I would keyframe the Motion > scale: put a keyframe to the beginning of the clip that is 100%, then another near the end of the clip that is 120%. You can then right mouse click on the video effect of movement and select "Save Preset" with the option "scale".

  Then in the future, I can simply apply registered 'Zoom In' preset to any clip. Once applied, I can always open the Panel of the effects to tweak the effect (say maybe move the image key, or 150% instead of 120% zoom).

  Other presets I have found useful: Zoom out, Fade In, Fade Out, Fade In + Fade Out (useful for title cards) and fast color corrector to boost contrast and saturation.

• How to automate the pan/zoom functions?

  Version: Adobe Premiere Elements 12

  OS: Windows 7

  I do a lot of fixtures where most of the video is photos.

  Is it possible to automate the pan/zoom in a random way, I can change it later to my taste?

  Most of the time, I have a lot of photos, if I do frame-by-frame manually it will take me forever. It is not really an option...

  I am happy to buy an add-in, if anyone knows of any.

  Thank you

  Simon

  Simon

  After you create your slideshow in elements Organizer create Menu/slide show and its slideshow Editor, be sure to save in the organizer of items as a slideshow. To do this, look at the top left of the Organizer workspace of elements. In the line below the file programming, directly, edit view, and help Menus, click on 'save project '. The slide show will be save to the organizer of items as a"slide show". Look to the upper right of the thumbnail for slide show recorded in the Organizer workspace of elements. When you have your mouse cursor on this box, a pop-up with slide show project confirmation. In this format, you can double-click this vignette to reopen the slideshow in the slideshow Editor workspace of the workspace elements Organizer for further changes and re-registration in the Organizer workspace of elements. You can even this thumbnail in this place right click and select Edit with Premiere Elements (if you do not want to return to the slideshow Editor workspace.)

  Now, if you are in the slideshow editor and that you want to move the slide show done in Premiere Elements, then go to the exit at the top of this workspace option in organizing elements slideshow Editor, and select Edit with Premiere elements Editor. This will put your slide show on the chronology of the first elements in the form of video file together. Here's the beautiful part. If you want to make further changes to this video file together, right click on the video on the Timeline entire file and select and click Break Apart elements Organizer slideshow to give you the flexibility of the most important changes.

  Please note the following details, which should be included so that they are not a surprise...

  a. better manually set the Premiere Elements project preset before opening the organizer of items for the transfer to the slide show for Premiere Elements project. The following includes how to manually set the Premiere Elements project preset.

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE11: accuracy of the project auto Preset setting (new project dialog box)

  Have you had time to read the Adobe document on the creation of slideshows.

  Adobe elements Organizer 11 * create slideshows (Windows only)

  Do not hesitate to ask if you need more clarification on what it is written. We can fill in details, including screenshots if necessary.

  Can't wait to hear of your progress.

  Thanks for the follow-up.

  RTA

• Interactive buttons in a Pan & Zoom

  Hello

  I was wondering if there was a way to have interactive buttons in a Pan & Zoom?

  I understand that you can only use JPEG or PNG for Pan & Zoom. Y at - it a way for a specific place in the Pan & Zoom button. For example, if someone has seen Iphone London Tube map application, where it's just a picture of the tube map, it has a pan and zoom on it, but that's all. I wonder if I could (using for example tube map application) to ensure that you can pan and zoom around the image (map), but when you find the destination of tube, you want you could click that link to something else?

  I think it's the best way I could explain it.

  Look forward to your replies

  Concerning

  Matt

  You cannot do this with the pan DPS incorporated and zoom overlay. You should write this in HTML5 and use the web overlay to display it.

  Neil

• Rounded corners do not work in Folio overlay "pan & zoom".

  ******BUG******

  Concise problem statement:

  Using InDesign CS 6 V 8.0.9

  with DPS 12.3.3.20120911_m_699825

  8.0.9.23

  When you use the "pan & zoom" Folio overlay feature rounded corners do not work correctly on the sidebar content. Instead the image inside the frame "pan & zoom" spills out the rounded edge creating a bad time for those who like rounded corners and rounded corners are ignored...

  Steps to reproduce the bug:

  1 place an image on the stage, select a rectangular frame and click on the yellow box.

  2. set the rays of all the four corners together or a corner, is okay, as long as at least one of the corners are round.

  3. place oversized inside the box content, select the container with rounded corners and turn ON the overlay of Folio "pan & zoom".

  Results:

  When you test the document the corners rounded initially seems to work; However, after the activation of the function "pan & zoom" with a click/touch content charging as expected, but spills outside soft rays of four corners.

  Expected results:

  content should load IN the rays of the four corners in the same way as in the idle state, allowing users to actively "pan & zoom".

  

  Does that help?