You can stitch something that has been adjusted for clip speed.You may need to stitch two or more video clips together before you add the zoom and pan effect.However, you can click before and after to UPDATE an EXISTING KEY FRAME. It is important to note that you will create a NEW keyframe when you use the pan-and-zoom window.You should see that the zoom effect work better now. Right-click on the middle piece of the tract and select Ripple Delete (or press CTRL + DELETE) to delete it and stitch the other two back. NOTE: This will split the track into three pieces. Then, move the play head again after the second animation icon and select Split Track again. To remove any extra freeze frame, look for the stitch line in the track and move the playback head to it.In the Properties panel, adjust the scale of the clip to 100% to return it to normal size and move it into place as needed.Drag another custom animation to the timeline.Click the Animation tab (not the Zoom and Pan Tab).
You should see that the zoom effect stays on the screen for the duration you set in the previous steps however, this time it gets highlighted. (OPTIONAL) Click the Transition and drag and drop a Fade transition onto the Blur & Highlight clip.Adjust the size of the spot light effect on the canvas as needed. (OPTIONAL) Click Annotation and select Blur & Highlight and then drag and drop the spot-light to the timeline and position it over the zoom effect.You should see that the zoom effect stays on the screen for the duration you set in the previous step. Drag the play head to the place on the timeline where the zoom occurs and then click on the timeline and select Extend frame and enter a longer than expected narration value (e.g., 30 sec).We want to keep (or freeze) the zoom on the screen to be able to talk about that area of the screen. You should see the Zoom happens but it will then soon disappears from the screen. In the Properties panel, adjust the scale of the clip where you want the zoom to take place and move it into place as needed.Click the Animations tab, drag-and-drop a Scale up or Scale Down animation effect to the timeline to create a zoom.Move the play head to where you want the Zoom to occur (e.g., a menu drop-down). To create a nice Zoom and Freeze effect: (VERIFY STEPS LATER)
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