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OriginaLz
OriginaLz
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April 23, 2015
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How do I zoom in on a certain part of a video?

  • April 23, 2015
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I am new to premiere pro CS6 and I need to know how I can zoom in on a certain part of a video, by a certain part I don't mean zoom the whole video, just a part of it. For example if I have a BF4 clip and I want to have the main game play running but at the same time have that amount of ammo zoomed in on running in the same frame. How can I do this ?Just like in this picture I quickly edited in Photoshop. as you can see the ammo is much larger than the rest of the game.

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Correct answer Peru Bob

Main video on video track 1.

Copy of main video on video track 2. Use the Motion Property in the Effects Panel to zoom in, apply the crop effect and adjust, then adjust its location over the main video using the Motion Property.  You can also adjust its transparency if so desired.

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Peru Bob
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Peru BobCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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April 23, 2015

Main video on video track 1.

Copy of main video on video track 2. Use the Motion Property in the Effects Panel to zoom in, apply the crop effect and adjust, then adjust its location over the main video using the Motion Property.  You can also adjust its transparency if so desired.

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Richard M KnightCommunity Expert
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April 24, 2015

You may have to crop the image on V2, nest it, and then apply the motion and scaling to the nest. This will stop the crop moving as you add the motion effects.

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