Ken burns effect on premiere
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The document discusses how to add the Ken Burns Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro to create a panning and zooming motion for images or videos. It involves placing markers at different points and adjusting the scale and position at each marker so that Premiere can automatically interpolate the motion between markers, creating a smooth pan and zoom without black borders. The Ken Burns Effect adds visual interest to still images and allows focusing on different parts of videos or photos when presenting a project.
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- 1. Ken Burns Effect on Premiere (Pan and Zoom) documentarymovie technique,named after Americanmoviemaker Ken Burns who usedthe effect Rebecca Wardle 3/21/16
- 2. YouTube tutorials • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chWxnQurk4g • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFnaLUwoRaA
- 3. Effects Control • Select image or video • Click Effects Control on the upper left-had section • Click Motion • Select Scale and Position
- 4. Place Markers • Go to the point at which you want your image to be zoomed, place a marker, and adjust the Scale • At that same marker, adjust the Position up or down & left and right for the image or videos location in the screen • For both of these just slide your mouse left or right when you hover over the numbers and see the little arrows
- 5. Ken Burns Effect • Premiere automatically fills in the frames between the first marker and the one you place, creating a continuous motion of panning and zooming • This seems to work best with landscape images or video so you can pan from left to right while zooming, all without having black borders • This effect creates motion even for a still photo, which can add effect to your project • It also allows you to focus on different parts of an image or video and present it more interestingly