xunile wrote:You can manually keyframe the Transform parameters in the Inspector to attain the same effect as the Dynamic Zoom, then copy and past that to multiple clips.
I have heard many people say this, but I just don't see how it's possible. Maybe for just a small partial zoom, but not a more significant one, or one that also incorporates X and Y displacement.
So +1 on feature request to allow Dynamic Zooms to be pasteable into other clips.
I would also add the ability to add multiple Dynamic Zooms to one clip, rather than forcing it to go from beginning to end of a single clip. It would be much more versatile if you could specify when the Dynamic Zoom kicks in (because you may not want to start it at the beginning), when it ends, have the ability to stay there where you ended while the clip continues, and add another Dynamic Zoom at that point proceeding from that point to the next position, all over 1 underlying unbroken clip.
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