Another way of zooming in?

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June 7, 2018
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Is there a way to let Premiere zoom-in for 0.5% every second without creating keyframes? (In a smooth way.)
I need this because I have different pictures I want to zoom-in with the same speed, but they have different lenght and I just don't want to create keyframes for every single picture.

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Correct answer Carlos Ziade

Okay, thx, but it isn't possible to do this when the clips have different lenght (so maybe 1:34, 0:47:03 tec.) ?

Oh I forgot to mention to set 'Anchor to In Point' and not 'Scale' if you are creating a preset,

this will preserve the distance (time) between the scale keyframes and start at the in point of each clip.

So creating a 5 seconds long scale preset anchored to in point, then dropped on all your footage

will make them scale up for 5 seconds no matter how long they are, unless if you apply the preset

and then time stretch or change your clips duration or speed after applying the preset.

Ann Bens

Community Expert

You cannot zoom/scale without keyframes.

It is just a matter of a simple calculation.

If you want 0,5% per second, the scale for a clip of say 5 seconds will be 2,5%.

I am not sure what 1:34 is? 1 second 34 frames? What framerate are you using.

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MoorhuhnHDAuthor

Participating Frequently

Is was just an example. My problem is, that I'm editting a bunch of pictures (ca. 200) and I don't want to calculate it for every picture. Because there is a voiceover, every picture has it's own lenght.