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MoorhuhnHD
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June 7, 2018
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Another way of zooming in?

  • 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.

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Ann Bens
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Ann BensCommunity Expert
Community Expert
June 7, 2018

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
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June 7, 2018

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.

Ann Bens
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Ann BensCommunity Expert
Community Expert
June 7, 2018

Alas you will have to If you want a consistent zoom for all pictures.

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Carlos ZiadeCommunity Expert
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June 7, 2018

01. Create the scale keyframes on the first picture

02. Right click on the picture - Copy

03. Select all your other pictures on the timeline

04. Right click on the selected images - Paste Attributes

This will paste the scale keyframes of the first image to all the others at once

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    MoorhuhnHDAuthor
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    June 7, 2018

    The problem is, that the pictures haven't the same lenght. That's why the smaller ones are zomming-in faster than the bigger ones.

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    Carlos ZiadeCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    June 7, 2018

    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.

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