Another Pan and Zoom question

Hi there

Indeed it's possible. I've done many similar things.

However, without knowing the exact project type and how you intend to present it to your users, it's hard to say how difficult it may be to achieve.

Cheers... Rick

Here is one brief example I created a few years back...

http://www.gooberguides.com/Captivate/ZoomDemo.htm

Cheers... Rick

Hello again

You have to learn to think a bit outside the box. Or in this case, backward! So here's what you do. Take that image and leave it on the slide as an image.Then at the point where you want it to zoom out, you use the Zoom Area. The trick here is to use the Zoom Destination part and over in the properties, look at the Fill & Stroke area. Use the file folder to browse and choose your image from the library.

Then configure the Zoom Source to be the same size and position as the image and the Zoom Destination to be the smaller version located where you want.

***!!!  Don't forget to hold the Shift key as you resize it so it doesn't skew!

Cheers... Rick

Yes, I could have been clearer about that. Sorry.

At the moment the zoom begins, you would want the original image to end at that time point.

Cheers... Rick

Another approach would be possible using Effects.