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I want some text to fade up, and then fade away, as it's growing in size.
I've applied a Ken Burns zoom to the text, and a cross dissolve to each end.
But for some reason the Ken burns effect only starts when the text has finished fading up.
Confusingly though, the zoom then continues through the fade-out - so it's obviously possible to have both effects at the same time.
HAve tried all sorts of things - Anyone know what's going on?
It seems as though Ken Burns does not begin until the transition is complete. Try doing the fade in using the opacity control in the video animation window (control- v). That seems to work ok with Ken Burns.
It seems as though Ken Burns does not begin until the transition is complete. Try doing the fade in using the opacity control in the video animation window (control- v). That seems to work ok with Ken Burns.
That's a much easier way of doing it - I didn't even know that control was there 😐
Thanks!
Cross Dissolve / Ken Burns
