All language subtitles for 20. How to zoom in and out with keyframes

So we're going to continue with key frames at the moment.

What I want to do is just show you how you can use key frames to do certain things with your videos.

So for instance, zooming in and then zooming out and in quite possibly making some type of video transition

like this.

And things of that nature.

So if you are quite familiar with keyframes already, then I think you may already know how this is

done.

But in any case, I will show you how to do this.

So in terms of the files you want to use?

Well, basically, you can use any files, but I'd recommend going with the wildlife videos once again.

So I'll just go get those videos, and I would say you need about let's go for four.

I think that's just bring in four, and I would be better if we use the shorter ones, I guess.

Actually, it doesn't matter about let's just pick four videos.

And then bring them into four more.

OK, so the first thing I'm going to do.

And by the way, my computer's acting a little bit funny today, so it may look a little bit jumpy within

the preview window.

But but needless to say, it should be OK with you.

So anyway, I'll just bring in the sunrise video here, and I'm just going to match to media.

And by the way, when you're doing this, it would help to just make sure that this is set to full so

that it looks good.

The zooming in and out in the transitions and stuff like that, if your computer can handle it, just

set this to full.

OK, so next, I'm going to come to the track manager here, and I'm just going to click on Add video

track.

And what I'm going to do is I'm going to bring in the bird video, and I'll just put that in this video

track here, and what I'll do is I'll just shrink this down to the same length as the bird VIDEO.

Now I can actually see that the bird video is actually just a little bit smaller in terms of size compared

to the Sunrise video.

So what I will do is I will click on the bird video and I will just make it bigger.

So I'll make it bigger like this just by clicking out on these these points.

OK, so something like that.

All right, so now it's time to do a deal with the keyframes.

What I want to do is just shrink this video down and then put it up in the top right hand corner.

So if you remember how to do this, you can right click, Go to animation.

Go to add animation.

And then I'm just going to straightaway add a keyframe, and I'm going to bring this to you.

Well, what I'll do is I'll just press play.

So at this point, I wanted to start moving, so I'll add another key frame and then I'll move forward

and over the course of around one second.

Let's actually go for about one and a half seconds.

I want it to go down in scale, so I'll do that.

I'll bring it down in scale and then I will just.

Click on the video itself and then just click and drag and pull it up to the top right hand side here.

Now we have these green marker lines that have shown us that have shown up and these acts as a guide,

so that's really quite useful.

So now if you watch the video.

And it's actually running smoothly today.

You could see the video shrinks and goes up to the top right hand side.

It's not perfect.

It could go over to the right just a little bit more, but out of it as it is, then in this last segment

here, the last few seconds, what I want to do is just add another key frame and I'm going to scroll

forward a bit and I'm going to just use the positions here.

So I think it was the way position for up and down.

Yes, there we go.

I'm just going to push it out of the frame like this.

So that goes out of frame.

Now what I want to do.

Actually, what I could do is I could just extend this just a little bit.

Let's do this, I'll add a keyframe for this here, so I will click on it, right click animation at

Keyframe.

A lot of key frame here.

And what I want to do is just scroll over to the right almost completely to the end of the clip.

And I'm going to actually, that's going up and down.

I'll just control plus said that I want to push this to the left.

Now what I'll do is I'll just click, OK.

I'll go get maybe my Caterpillar video and I'll bring this in.

And what I will do is put the the timeline indicator here, and I need to add a keyframe to this right

click go to add add animation and I'll add a keyframe.

And basically the distance between this key frame here in this key frame.

I want them to be kind of.

The same length so that there's a smooth transition from from right to left.

And actually, before we go anywhere, I might need to delete this key frame.

Because I can see my Caterpillar video is actually not fitting the frame.

Now the reason why this is, I think it's because of this sunrise video compared to the other wildlife

clips, the sunrise video is actually just a little bit bigger.

It's a little bit bigger.

So OK, so what I need to do is just click on this Caterpillar video and I'm going to click on drag

and just bring it out.

To the end of the preview window here.

OK, so that'll do.

Right, so.

Oh, actually, I still got this key frame here, so I'll just delete it.

And what I need to do is just click, OK.

I'll get rid of that and do that once again.

OK, now I'm ready to add a keyframe saw now right click our go to animation, add animation.

I'll add a keyframe because this is where I want the video to end.

And it basically needs to start on the left.

Somewhere around there, this is take a quick preview of this, see what it looks like.

And you know what I need to do, I need to do.

I need to drag this out.

And this needs to go on top like this.

OK, so the timing's not perfect, I think there's a bit of a delay that lets us drag this over to the

left a little bit and try once again.

OK, so that's looking much better.

So I'm pretty sure you can see how this works out.

And then finally, for this last few seconds, I'm going to add one more key frame.

And I'm going to scroll forward to about here and then I'm going to start to scale in.

And I basically just want to scale into the head of the caterpillar.

I just click OK, there, and then what I'll do is I'll go get a transition and I'll go to my favorite

transition and I'll go to fade.

I'll click on drag and pull this onto the last one here.

I'll double click on it and I'll just bring down the timing to about.

So about here, I would say perfect.

Okay, so let's play that from the beginning, and I think we'll will wrap up now.

So it goes up to the top right looking good.

OK, so that's looking pretty good.

OK, so that basically is just a little bit of messing around, but now you know how to create your

own sliding transitions, which are necessary to do with key friends because they are available within

the transitions window.

Here, you can probably find them because there's different variations of the sliding transition.

But basically, one of the most important things is just knowing how to use key frames to zoom in and

out.

I think that that's really quite useful.