3 Replies Latest reply: Oct 13, 2014 2:14 PM by A.T. Romano RSS

    Premiere Elements 12.1 Pan Zoom

    Michael Stehly Community Member
    Michael Stehly Oct 13, 2014 12:40 PM

      To apply Pan and Zoom to 100 photos, do I have to apply it to each photo individually?

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        • 1. Re: Premiere Elements 12.1 Pan Zoom
          A.T. Romano Community Member
          A.T. Romano Oct 13, 2014 1:03 PM (in response to Michael Stehly)

          Michael Stehly

           

          Are you asking about applying the pan and zoom effect to 100 photos using the Pan and Zoom Tool or other (keyframing Motion Scale (for Zoom) and Motion Position (for Pan), or Presets?

           

          And, is the same pan and zoom effect to be applied to each of the 100 photos?

           

          If Pan and Zoom Tool involved, please see

          http://www.atr935.blogspot.com/2013/05/pe11-pan-zoom-tool-more-than-one-photo.html

          Consideration in this is that the panned and zoomed still has a greater duration than the original. Best to go through the suggested

          workflow to get a good grasp of the situation and proposed solution.

           

          If Keyframing Motion Scale and Motion Position and same pan and zoom for all, please look at Copy/Paste Effects and Adjustments

          approach.

           

          Any questions or need clarification on this, please do not hesitate to ask.

           

          Thank you.

           

          ATR

          • 2. Re: Premiere Elements 12.1 Pan Zoom
            Michael Stehly Community Member
            Michael Stehly Oct 13, 2014 2:07 PM (in response to A.T. Romano)

            I recently purchased a new desktop computer with Windows 8.1.  It comes with Movie Maker. It has the Pan and Zoom feature.  It is very easy to use.  I will use it with my photos.

             

            Thank you

            • 3. Re: Premiere Elements 12.1 Pan Zoom
              A.T. Romano Community Member
              A.T. Romano Oct 13, 2014 2:14 PM (in response to Michael Stehly)

              Michael Stehly

               

              Thanks for the follow up.

               

              One of the perks of the Movie Maker on Windows 8.1 is that is comes with a video stabilizer.

              Have you tried that yet? It will be interesting to learn of your comments if you compare the essentially new Movie Maker video stabilizer

              with the Premiere Elements 13 new Shake Stabilizer (in Adjusts) which has replaced the Video Stabilizer/Stabilizer that was in fx Effects of 11 and 12.

               

              Best wishes

               

              ATR