How to make pan and zoom work correctly?

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December 26, 2019
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I am losing my mind. Been looking at tutorials til my eyes are red. HELP

I use the motion stopwatches for scape and position, I set the keyframes, I click the clip, I use the arrow next to motion to zoom in. But when I playback there's a couple jerky movements but nothing I would remotely call a pan. JUST NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Haven't been able topost for a week cause I am losing my mind over this crap~

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R Neil Haugen

Legend

Adding a screen-grab or two of your Effects Control Panel (ECP) to your reply by clicking on the Picture icon of the reply box header would be good. We could see what you have done with keyframes and positioning. Also, which type of keyframes are you working with? "Standard", or continuous bezier? Any use of ease-in/out?

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

kenm91796120Author

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salvo34

Inspiring

it takes practice and patience to make it work right... usually it's cause you didn't choose the exact first frame and last frame of the transition and moved stuff around ( keyframes or frames chosen ?). Whatever. I found it's best to just start over (delete the keyframes) and make it work that way. Then you can go in and adjust stuff ( ease in, out, etc. ).

kenm91796120Author

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I am using Premiere Pro CC 2019

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