Rather, you are duplicating each source pixel so it fills into the space of the pixels around it. When scaling an image larger, you are not increasing the size of each pixel.Instead you are removing pixels from the image. Those are fixed in size and never change. When scaling an image smaller, you are not reducing the size of each pixel.No more and no less and each frame is the same. Bitmaps are rectangular grids of pixels, which are fixed in size and resolution.įor example, a typical HD image is a bitmap 1,920 pixels wide by 1,080 pixels high for a total of 2,073,600 pixels. All digital images – both still and moving – are composed of bitmaps. Understanding bitmaps is essential to getting good results with the Ken Burns effect.
#How to zoom in on final cut pro full#
I want to create a move that zooms from full frame into the berries. Here’s my first example: An image that fills the frame. While this effect can be used on video clips, you’ll get the best results using it to create moves on high-resolution stills. The Ken Burns effect, named after legendary filmmaker Ken Burns who popularized this technique, creates smooth moves on still images in the Final Cut timeline. The Ken Burns effect does a move – a pan, tilt, zoom or combination of all three – on an image.
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