Hi,
This is very simple to in IMovie as the Crop->Ken Burns doesn't change the crop.
So basically I want the 'Start' of the Ken Burns to be the current clip's crop and the 'End' to be the crop of the next clip.
Thanks,
Dror
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 12.4
OK, it looks like I managed to do this by copying keyframes as described in the linked video.
Take ALL Transform and Crop keyframes in the Start point of the Ken Burns.
Take ALL Transform and Crop keyframes of the start of the next clip.
Copy ALL Transform and Crop keyframes of the start of the next clip to the End point of the Ken Burns.
Thanks again,
Dror
Copying keyframes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2HHBk1zTow&list=PLmu51r2RESojIfd3qSjROuP3_NpZINlvx&index=13
You can select the first clip; Copy; select the second clip; Command-Shift-V to Paste Attributes, and select the Crop; then activate the crop tool and click the button at the top left of the viewer to exchange the start and end; adjust the end as desired.
I don't exactly understand what you want. It would seem to me that if you want a Ken Burns to animate over multiple clips, the thing to do would be put all the clips inside a Compound Clip and apply the Ken Burns to the Compound Clip.
You could also use an "adjustment layer", but I find applying KB is a little strange using the title (while positioning the bounds, the clips are black until "Done" is clicked.)
Did I miss the point?
I'm not clear on what you (the OP) are trying to do either. The first video you link to is using stills and not video which makes it easy to do in FCP. Mark Spencer of Ripple Training has an excellent free short tutorial called Next Level Ken Burns Effect in FCP (link below). This is well worth a look as it gives some great insights into how the Ken Burns effect works in FCP and you would learn a lot even if it is not exactly what you are trying to do.
He finishes up using Motion for creating a very simple effect which works even better than Ken Burns but this is not essential. He also demonstrates why it is better to use a Motion effect rather than a title (very interesting).
I also tried doing it with keyframes with the method described in the following video, but it doesn't work... the panning doesn't reach the keyframe position (it almost does but not enough) and the frame "jumps" to the desired location when the next clip is reached.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2HHBk1zTow&list=PLmu51r2RESojIfd3qSjROuP3_NpZINlvx&index=13
Thanks for the help, I already worked it out with keyframe as I wrote above. Basically I have a main clip and then the shot goes to a split screen with the left side containing part of the main clip and the right side containing part of a second clip. So just before the switch to the split screen, I do a few seconds of panning the main screen to where it's supposed to be in the split screen (so the person is a the middle of the screen and moves to the left of the screen). This way the flow continues smoothly on the main screen (which becomes the left side of the split screen).
Thanks, not sure, I need the 'End' of the Ken Burns to match the crop of the next clip, like in iMovie as explained in this video (at 04:14):
Thanks, but when I press the 'Crop->Ken Burns' button neither the 'Start' nor the 'End' of the Ken Burns match the clip's crop.
Btw, there is no need for copying the Transform keyframes.
How can I start the Ken Burns from current clip's crop to the crop of the next clip?
