Quote Me again. I want to be able to do something like this


You only need to watch the first 5 seconds to know what I'm talking about. Can it be done?

Drop video in timeline
Click on video
Click tools
click power tools
click crop zoom effect

click on the timeline a little over to the right and select add keyframe and them grab the box and shrink it down. The close the keyframe the faster the further away the slower.

Now you just need to work out the transition between videos which could be many things. PowerDirector Tutorials Team

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Drop video in timeline
Click on video
Click tools
click power tools
click crop zoom effect

click on the timeline a little over to the right and select add keyframe and them grab the box and shrink it down. The close the keyframe the faster the further away the slower.

Now you just need to work out the transition between videos which could be many things.

I'm sure I can do that but is there already a transition that will help me do it quickly?

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Quote I'm sure I can do that but is there already a transition that will help me do it quickly?

The short answer is "no," which is actually the same answer if you were using Premier Pro. That 7 min video is the guy showing you how to make that transition yourself because it doesn't exist in PP either.

There are a couple of PD transitions that are similar, but none end instantly with the second clip full screen. The two Zoom In/Out transition are close, and so is Cross as tomasc pointed out, but if you want the same effect as is shown in the video, you'll need to make that yourself.

There are lots of tranistions available on the DirectorZone website, but none of the "zoom" search results are what you're looking for, though.

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The short answer is "no," which is actually the same answer if you were using Premier Pro. That 7 min video is the guy showing you how to make that transition yourself because it doesn't exist in PP either.

There are a couple of PD transitions that are similar, but none end instantly with the second clip full screen. The two Zoom In/Out transition are close, and so is Cross as tomasc pointed out, but if you want the same effect as is shown in the video, you'll need to make that yourself.

There are lots of tranistions available on the DirectorZone website, but none of the "zoom" search results are what you're looking for, though.

Right I hear you. Thank you

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Thanks