Pan and zoom tool

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• Adjust the size of the frame of the focus when you use Pan and zoom tool in first 14?

  I'm learning to use the pan & zoom tool through Adobe's Classroom in a Book for first elements 11.  The book is excellent, but as his writings for a generation of software of creation that is 3 years old, I'm trying to tackle a smaller image section that lets you control the default structure more small bowl size. (using the angle of the image update)

  Is it possible to adjust the image to a size smaller than the smallest default size allowed?  Thanks for your help!

  provlima

  I am not 14 as being different from 11 regarding the resizing of the workspace Pan and Zoom focus frame (by clicking on - or +). And I have not found a way to adapt a framework of development less than its smaller default size allowed using the-. or otherwise.

  RTA

• Pan and zoom

  I need pan in on a topic in a video and hold it there for several minutes - say five or ten years.  I can pan to ok, but it dissolves and returns to the entire video in a few seconds.  Rookie here. Pls help.

  clydeealan

  The Pan and the panoramic Zoom tool and the zoom are not the same for still and video images.

  The preview of what you want to do...

  Menu/Pan and Zoom tools

  Pan and zoom Open Workspace

  What you see in the sandbox are the first and the last frame of the video clip. You will apply the zoom in this case between the first and the last of the video images.

  1 make sure that the first thumbnail is selected (first scene of the video). Green border around it.

  2. move timeline indicator in the tray right a few video images, click on the new framework in the Panel to the left of the workspace to pan and Zoom.

  You will see a box on the screen 2. Move this box to the face that you want to zoom in on and the size of the box accordingly.

  3. move indicator chronology of the tray right a few fews more, click on the new framework in the Panel to the left of the workspace to pan and Zoom.

  You will see a box on the screen 3. Move this box to the face that you want to zoom in on and the size of the box accordingly.

  4. move timeline marker from the bin to the right, some new framework again, click in the Panel to the left of the workspace to pan and Zoom.

  You will see a box on the screen 4. Move this box to the face that you want to zoom in on and the size of the box accordingly.

  5 and so on, on the duration of the clip.

  If the face is to stay in one place in the whole, you probably can get away with less stops for a new image.

  Don't forget, you can also do this zoom by using keyframes for the scale property of movement. Let us know if you want to go into that under

  Applied effects tab/Applied effects Palette/Motion expanded Panel and its properties of scale and functionality of Animation of the rocker.

  Not exactly what you want to do, but it introduced the concept of application of pan and zoom of Pan and Zoom Tool to video.

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: ss12 / 12.1: Pan and Zoom Tool and video files

  Please let us know if you're OK with the how. If this isn't the case, I'll be more specific.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• How to pan and zoom of multiple photos in a grid

  Hello

  happy new year to the community!

  Recently, I did a lot of research in this forum and for most of the problems in my project, I was able to find appropriate solutions in PrE 11 that I treated myself buy at Christmas

  But there is always something left: I want to align several rectangular cells in a grid, each containing an image set that is enlivened by some pan and zoom.

  I can't get there through the Pan and zoom tool, since it is limited to the frame ratio and display mode full-screen. Then I tried to use key framing for the pan and zoom and cropping the photos. But the harvest has been scaling as well as photos and just fix. My last hope was to use an alpha mask that would have the advantage that I could create a fixed grid. But the mask was affected by both animation...

  I suspect, after reading the post http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/996581 , that's not possible without creating intermediate video files for all the photos. So my question is if there's a way to accomplish the task or if it is confirmed that the intermediate videos are the only way.

  Kind regards

  phylome

  The only way I know to do this in Premiere Elements is to create your pan & zoom for each image and then exit each using publish & share/computer/AVI with DV preseeding.

  Once you have created all of them, put each on its own separate video track, stacked on top of each other, sizing and positioning of each to adapt to your grid.

• Pan and Zoom of the problems of the development of tools

  I'm sure I have a newbie question which has been discussed previously, I apologze.  I spent several minutes using the search engine of the forum without any direct results.  The closest I could find was a thread issues dealing with concentrate when Pan and Zoom is applied to a series of images.  I'm trying to get a clear/crisp result starting from a single photograph.

  The source image is a very well targeted, black and white wedding photo.  The tool does a great job of face recognition and a very decent job of auto-composer a route of pan.  I see/understand the controls that would allow me to change these behaviors.  What I find not are:

  A. all control over the development at the enlarged stage;

  B. a way to export the result as a video or a slide show.

  I admit that this is my first use of Adobe Premier elements.  I used other video editing tools and not want to enrage the posters who are exasperated by the "Burns effect ', it was precisely advertising of this feature with version 10 led me to buy this software."  So, I hope that I can be taught how cooerce Center each of face images.

  Thank you.

  Have you returned to the view of the timeline and press Enter to make your pan and zoom?

  The view you see in the workspace Pan & Zoom is a preview only.

• How must better panning and zoom like a real camera

  I took a bunch of 4K videos I want to pan and zoom.  When I use the key to pan and zoom image it always comes out a sort of jerky and evil.  Anyway to make it smooth as actually moving a camera?

  are there other tools that help with that?

  Here is what I get, not so good...

  Tammy during his lesson of surfing in Santa Cruz - YouTube

  One way to smooth out the pan and zoom is to have keyframes begins and ends before and after the element appears on the timeline.  This way, the clip is already in motion when it appears and it's always moving when is disappears.

  If there is a transition, be sure that the keyframes are before and after the handles.  If a few cuts, as some images before and after are OK.

• First elements vs Pro for Pan and Zoom Photo Slide Shows

  I'm a professional architectural photographer. I need to create videos using a series of photos, and I need the ability to pan and zoom to specific parts of each photo.  I need to be able to tell the software where to pan and to and where to zoom in or out.  For example, I could start on the left side of a picture, pan to the left side of the photo, then stop panning and zooming.  I need to control the speed of the pan and zoom and control where they occur within each photo.  I won't be dealing with video, only still photos.

  I saw a video showing this capability in Premier Pro.  It can also be done in first elements?

  rvomund

  If please check out Adobe document on this panoramic and Zoom Tool and workspace function

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/premiere-elements/using/Pan-Zoom-create-video-like.html

  There is a difference using this tool for video from still images. And, since you mention that you use some photos, I

  not entered in the pan and zoom applied to the video with this tool.

  Please review and consider. If any questions or need any clarification, do not hesitate to ask.

  Before all decisions, good idea to look at the free 30 day trial of first elements of Adobe to purchase 13.

  RTA

• Pan and Zoom on Photos in PreEle 11

  I do a combo pic a video project.  I want to give photos the Ken Burns Pan and Zoom effect.  Some of my old photos that I have scanned are causing issues with Pan and Zoom.  When I try to add the effect using pan and zoom in the menu Tools, frameworks cannot me start and end with the complete picture.  I lose easily half of the photo.  I know that I am here at fault, there must be a simple answer.  Any help is appreciated.

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• Pan and zoom does not

  Greetings...

  I have problems to pan and zoom base work at all.

  I use InDesign 5.5 and following the instructions here:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/digitalpubsuite/using/WS9293e1fb3b977c5c73657495129f66e490f-7F fe.html

  Here's what I do:

  (1) placing my large jpeg on the page image.

  (2) with the tool/selection arrow to resize the image (but not the image) to the size desired.

  (3) open the control panel to Pan and Zoom and checking 'On '.

  When I saw the desktop Adobe Content Viewer, I see the image in the frame resized, but it does not pan and zoom at all in the frame.

  Any ideas what I could do wrong?

  Thanks in advance.

  D

  It is possible that you are not listening to the image pan and zoom to Prime it. Press and then pan and zoom.

  Another possibility is that you create a folio of 1024 x 768, the consultation on an iPad of 2048 x 1536 and not make the image quite large (or small display area).

• the value of pan and zoom of the time constraints?

  PE10 using - I have a photo image that is attached to a total (hold time) that I want, I want add pan and zoom effects to it with back change the span of the image on the timeline. Is there a way to tell the first elements to force the pan aggregtate and unavailability zoom times not to go beyond the original image?

  To clarify, I had an image that held for the correct duration, but when I was sleeping w/pan and zoom, I found that I had extended the duration of the image, while it was now about 5 times longer that it should have been, and he threw all my other pictures to the bottom of the timeline. I like to keep the fixed duration without having to pull out my calculator and stopwatch.

  Thank you (just learning this...)

  calpolyjeff wrote:

  When I was sleeping w/pan and zoom, I found that I had extended the duration of the image, while it was now about 5 times longer that it should have been

  You must watch the landmarks of Pan & Zoom tool in the image and changes with the timeline when working in the tool. As you add / move / delete your frames you will change the elements of duration - the time to hold and the Pan.

  In the example below, my time to Pan between part one and part two is sixteen seconds. You can change this by clicking on the time of pan and enter a duration. The other times I've highlighted is is the second a downtime for two framework. Again you can change it by clicking on it. You can also see the time to stand for a framework to the second five point on the timeline itself.

  

  Hope this helps,

  See you soon,.

  --

  Neale

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• Pan and zoom too hard?

  Im a new user v8 PRE element and have for years used MS moviemaker.
  I love all the features and its clearly a better tool, but I'm having some trouble with the basics of pan and zoom
  A film of the construction holidays and have pictures of high resolution of 4000 x 3000, I want just slowlly pan everywhere without blur.  I also just want to zoom in on images up to a certain point.  In moviemaker I had effects that have marked the screen in section 9 and you could zoom at the top left to the bottom right, that left-right (D - F) for example, it was really easy.
  Pre I found "presets" for horizontal pan, but its specific image size and if you take something more than 640... the picture gets black bars of whichever way it does a panoramic with and I want to stay within the image and have not all bars, the pictures are high resolution so I must just be missing something.
  (1) how you right up pan left on photos high resolution, or Chronicles.  Can you PAN and from specific points?
  (2) zoom, I want to slowly zoom in or out of a particular item
  ?
  Very appreciated
  Thanks Maarten

  The first thing I would do is to resize these files to what need you. The pxl 4000. dimension is the very max can handle pre. These powerfully taxes your system.

  According to the parameter preset for your project, you can only see a fixed number of pixels, at the same time, 720 x 480 for a SD/DV project. If your images are used in a project of SD/DV, you could pan for hours on these large images. When you pan on images that are zooming back, usually, I'll be able to do everything that I want with images of 1000 x 750 - allowed a lot of panning. For HD projects, the size will increase, but 4000 pxls. is a monster.

  This ARTICLE we give advice on automation maximum required resizing (dictated by the amount of pan and the specifications of the project.).

  Now, for automated pans & zooms, the slideshow creator in PhotoshopElements was similar. I don't know the details, or the controls, but think we can customize, or simply use the "Random Pan & Zoom".

  PrE has Presets, BUT it has a feature, Keyframing, which allows the user to do absolutely anything they can imagine, about the pans and zooms. The first thing to do is to turn off 'Ladder to the chassis', and then to open the effects Panel. If you click on an image, you will see the fixed effects (and everything you've added), when you choose to change the effects. Go to the fixed effect > Motion and open it. You will see the Position and scale. Think about location as your Pan and scale as your Zoom. Using keyframes, you can adjust both of them over time. You can pause or the other, by adding keyframes with the same settings and can speed things up by having keyframes closer together. For pans and zooms, I convert the linear keyframes to continuous Bezier or use Ease Out/easy-snap. With key frames, you have ultimate and infinite control

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Google Maps: pan and zoom controls are not displayed. 'PIN' markers can appear only once, and then disappear.

  Loading Google Maps, either directly, or where they are incorporated into other sites, orders pan and zoom are not displayed. Location markers 'PIN' can appear only once, but disappear after doing anything with the card. I'm on the last Windows XP and latest Firefox. This problem is long-standing and has remained the same during several different versions of Firefox and Windows updates. I tried "CTRL-0' no effect."

  Problem solved by 'Reset Firefox'. Before that, tried "Safe Mode", no difference. Not aware of the limits on the cookies or the memory usage. Controls on the left (Pan, zoom) for Google Maps were good here and in usual and sizing correct positions and could be found with the cursor and activate it, but 'ghosts' that were not display. Same problem if the content was maps or satellite pix. Reset solved the problem.

• Cannot find "Pan and Zoom" option in LR CC 2015

  I am creating a slideshow of 'automatic' with random pan & zoom (as in the good old days again).  I watched this tutorial: slideshow with music and pan and zoom. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC tutorials but do not see the option "pan and zoom" OR manual v. automatic options in the Reading Panel on the right side of the screen.   I can choose manual, so it turns out that auto is the default.  This is different from the Adobe tutorial that I quoted above.  My CC with Lightroom is common to updates.

  Can someone give me an idea how I can create a slideshow with random pan and zoom in LR creative cloud?  Thank you, in advance.  ~ Stuart

  This must be my problem.  I have creative cloud and assumed I was in the CC version - I see now that I was in Photoshop Lightroom 5.7.1.   Thank you for your patience and entries, guys!

• DVD burning problem: I burn the movie on widescreen PAL on a DVD-R disc. I managed it burned without menu. Now, I've added a "Pan and Zoom" menu with a main marker at 00:00:00:00, 21 scene markers, and a stop at 01:29:32:17 (th

  DVD burning problem: I burn the movie on widescreen PAL on a DVD-R disc. I managed it burned without menu. I have now added a "Pan and Zoom" menu with a main marker at 00:00:00:00, 21 scene markers and a cleat to 01:29:32:17 (the end of the film). The combustion is interrupted with a message to watch a C:\Users\ianle_000\Documents\20151206160446.iso file. There is no file. The message also provides a link for an explanation. This Web page is impossible to obtain. I'm running on a PC with Windows 8.1.

  Thank you once again. I burned the DVD!

  It is the first film for which I have reached the stage of burning. I'm not sure why she didn't in the first place. I tried to burn the "no menu" version, but at the time, was shot the DVD itself - I wonder when he reached this point?

  So, I burned the "no menu" version to another DVD, that worked, then the version of menu, with no cleat to a third DVD, which reads perfectly.

  Now that I have a successful routine, I'll stick to it.

  Thanks for all your help.

  I'll close this discussion now.

• Pan and Zoom for beginners

  I'm reading stories to my students and working on the words at the same time. I read on pan and zoom in C8 here is there a pan and zoom or a smart update option in Captivate 8?

  But unfortunately, he is ahead of my curve. I know that I have to open a project in the demonstration video. But just there, I stopped, because I don't know what are the choices to make.

  

  Does anyone know of a BEGINNER video for pan and zoom, rather than videos that assume you already know how to do this and just focus on the changes between versions of Captivate? I have some info of Beyind the essential Captivate of Kevin Siegal 7.

  But it does not help me understand about that. Let's say I want to zoom to the word was. Then say stuff about it. Then go back to history. What are the right steps to take?

  If there is a method step by step online, I would be delighted if you told me where it is. Thank you!

  

  Hmmm, my answer in the other thread was provided with 8 Captivate HD video demo application.  It was a response, not a tutorial, I assume nothing, just talked about this alternative. The screenshot that you have is for a normal software simulation, using slides. I've never used panning during a software simulation of recording at all. My first question would be: do you need interactivity in this "movie"? If this isn't the case, you can try the demo video (is available in the Welcome screen, third icon in the first row). There is not many tutorials autour, it seems that very few people use it. I have published two films created with the demo video, you could have a peek at one to check if this is what you want to do:

  Action vs standard single

  You will see some pan and zoom in this film. Advantage over the Pan in a simulation software in the course of the capture, is that in demo the pan and zoom can be applied later during editing in the dedicated video editor. And the quality is much better, since it is HD and non-destructive.

  If you want to stay with the simulation of software (maybe because you need interactivity), I would never pan when entering, but in different regions, and for Zoom capture have sufficient quality, create separate images and apply effects to it. A combination of slides in demo with normal slides is another possibility.

  Now you will tell me that I'm not offering you links tutorial, as I said there are very few around and most of them is very limited (take a look on Youtube, some are ridiculously simple). After all, Camtasia offers more HD video demo in Captivate you and may be easier to use (not Adobe, purchase separately).