How do you pan and/zoom an image--the "Ken Burns" effect?

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How do I get photos to automatically have the ken burns effect in final cut?

New to Final Cut Pro X- would appreciate any help. I have several photos and want to apply the ken Burns effect, but when I select all and apply the effect, they all have the same movement. Is there a way to have the automatically have the ken burns effect such as in iMovie 11?
Thanks!
SJB

It's a few more steps. But you could create a zoom-in for a clip on your timeline, copy it and then select every other clip that you want to zoom in on, and go to Edit>Paste Effects. The KB effect will be applied to each of the selected clips. Then do a KB reverse zoom with the clip adjacent to the first clip you copied. Copy that and repeat the Paste Effects process for the alternate clips. Hope that's clear.
Russ

How to manually zoom in using the Ken Burns effect

I love the way the Ken Burns effect zooms in on a photo. But it isn't optimally positioned on my photo. So I want to manually control this effect from start to finish of the duration. I understand how to slide left, right, top or down but its not obvious how to make it zoom in or out from start to finish. Can someone tell me how to do this.
Thanks in advance.
--Mickey

pick the photo in the slide show - click on the settings icon in the tool bar and on this slide - click on start next to Ken Burns at the bottom of the settings window and zoom the photo to the desired size using the zoom in the lower right hand corner and pan to the desired starting point by dragging - click end and do the same for the final position and you have it
LN

Can I turn off "ease in" and "ease out" on the Ken Burns Effect?

Keyframing used to be so much more precise in FCP but all keyframes seem to have ease in and out by default. Is there a way to just have a constant speed when panning my images using ken burns (or any other way)?
Thanks!

I'm looking for the same thing. Even if you use the position setting it always starts from a stop and eases in.. And not a great ease.. When I right click the keyframes in the viewer and alter the handles, it still does a wierd move. I miss the old controls...
What I usually do (which takes more time, is add time to the in and out of my shot, then fade them out and fade them in after the move has already started.. Creates a bit of a mess on the timeline but it works..
My guess is that Apple is trying to move everyone to Motion5 to do ANY thing cool.. But it still doesn't intergrate properly.

How do you drag and drop samples in the ex24 on pro x now that the edit button next to the option tab is no longer there?

how do you drag and drop samples in the ex24 on pro x now that the edit button next to the option tab is no longer there?

Well, it's aggravating seeing foolish limitations to the program. Having some experience in education, offering a professional program in a limited version is condescending to the user and has never been proven to help students move forward. Plus, some of the choices made to keep Logic simple are confounding... "removing the edit button on the EXS24"? That's silly!

How come sometimes the Ken Burns effect allows you to edit the entire picture, and other times it automatically starts at a smaller section of the photo?

How come, in imovie, when adding the Ken Burns effect to a still photo, sometimes the phoo appears as the full size, and other times, the green and red ken burns boxes appear only on a smaller portion of the picture? I want to be able to Ken Burns a bigger chunk of a picture, but often times it is as if there is a pre-set for just how much the Ken Burns will cover.

Is it possible that the ones that have small boxes are in Portrait while the ones with large boxes are in Landscape?
If so, you can get bigger boxes on the Portrait ones by clicking "Allow Black" in iMovie 11. (iMovie 09 did not have this feature.)

I have an older version of imovie. After I change the photos using the Ken Burns effect and save them, the next time I open the file and click 'show photo settings' to change the zoom, the picture appears black and I can't change the zoom?

I have a five year old version of imovie that generally works fine. However, when I add a photo using the 'Ken Burns' effect then save the movie, the next time I open the file and click 'show photo settings' the picture appears black and I cannot change the zoom. Any suggestions?

Have you rendered both iOS 7 and iOS 8 (both of which will work on your iPhone 5) out of the question entirely without trying every possible configuration? The animations can be disabled entirely, if that's the problem. And if the whiter-brighter user interface is the problem, there's reverse-contrast modes that darken everything. You can expose accessibility controls to gain immediate access to these functions to toggle them on and off. I guess my point is you may have decided against upgrading the OS based on an early experience with iOS 7 when Apple has since made changes in later revisions to address some of the usability complaints.
Now, Apple's instructions for downloading older versions of apps is to do so from the Purchased list, not from the app's product page.
See here:
Install the latest compatible version of an app on an earlier version of iOS or OS X - Apple Support
Let us know how that works for you.

How do you turn off the Ken Burns effect?

I have students who are using iMovie to create animations. We can't get iMovie to NOT apply the Ken Burns effect to the still images they are making and importing. How do we turn this "feature" off?

Are you talking about iMovie for iOS?
I will assume you are as this is the iOS forum.
You cannot turn this off.
iMovie iOS is not the app you should use to make animations.
I suggest you have a look in the AppStore for a better app, there are a few that are better suited to make video from still frames.
Better yet do it on a computer, you will have many more options.
But again iMovie Mac is not the best app to do this.
QuickTime Pro actually has better importing of image sequences the iMovie.

Here's how to make an iDVD with no flicker using Ken Burns Effect

iPhoto renders the Ken Burns effect as smoothy as can be - no flicker
iMovie does a poor job of rendering the Ken Burns Effect - much flicker
so
1. Make a slide show in iPhoto. Single out only those slides that have the Ken Burns Effect. Each of these slides is turned into a Slide Show of just one slide at a time.
2. Each single slide with the Ken Burns effect is adjusted for time, etc. and then exported into a QuickTime Movie - a movie consisting of only one slide.
3. Save all the individual movies into one folder (for convenience).
4. In iMovie (I use 06) , assemble the slide show - but only include all the slides that have no Ken Burns Effect.
5. Drag each of the single-slide movies into the iMovie clip pane, and then place them where you want between the other slides.
6. Play the iMovie and see how smoothly ALL the slides play.
7. Send the entire iMovie over to iDVD and burn it. Make sure the "Interlace" feature (File Menu -Interlace) is NOT checked.
8. All the Ken Burns slides will be rendered with hardly any flicker.

Like most iLife 08 owners I use iMovie 06.
Do you believe that your procedure will work the same way using iMovie 06 with iDVD 08?

Can you control the timing of the Ken Burns effect?

I've been experimenting with the Ken Burns effect, using it on video clips. By default, the KB effect starts at the beginning of the clip and finishes at the end.
I would like to the KB effect to start at a certain point in the clip and finish at a certain point in the clip, leaving the image zoomed-in (or zoomed-out) at whatever point I choose to stop the effect. Is this possible? If so, how? I would think maybe I could do it with keyframes, but I can't figure out how.

LOL--I just bought some more tutorials. I will say that learning FCPX is vastly easier than trying to learn FCP6 was. For me, there's no comparison. Trying to learn FCP6 was horrible. This is fun. I know it doesn't have all the features many of the pros want, but it is fantastic for my needs. It is much more intuitive, but I guess I still have to put more time in.
I just tried your suggestion, and it works fine, thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for. I really didn't like trying to use Transform because I was having to expand the image beyond the frame size and it just seemed like a very crude way to do what I was trying to accomplish.

How do I get rid of the Ken Burns effect on my photos

I would like to get rid of the Ken Burns effect on my photos I addes to my video. How do I do that

When you create a New Project and give it a name, the next thing you should always do is go to File>Project Properties and make sure in 'Initial Photo Placement you have selected either Fit or Crop. It seems the default setting is the Ken Burns annoyance.

How do I turn off the Ken Burns effect on iOS iMovie?

I just want to know how I can disable the Ken Burns effect on a photo in iOS iMovie as I am trying to implement and end slate into a project for YouTube but when I play it, the picture moves. Any suggestions on how I can make it so the photo dosen't move at all?
Thanks

iMovie forum for an answer from the users in there who will most likely be able to help you out faster : https://discussions.apple.com/community/ilife/imovie

How do I get the Ken Burns Effect?

How in FCE do I achieve the Ken Burns effect which I used a lot in iMovie '08?

Hello Piero,
Thank-you for your contribution. Your plug-in comes in very handy as I have decided to drop producing slideshows using iPhoto after it lost my slide show project. So many hours of work down the drain!
Anyhow, here I am looking for the quickest way to get similar results using FCE and I find your plugin. As I am getting familiar with FCE I want ahead with a trial of your plugin. My only question at this stage is what could cause the pf folder not to show up in the Video generators? The pf folder does show in the Video filters but not the Genrator filter.
I did follow your instructions with care at:
http://web.mac.com/piero.fiorani/PieroFFCE_Effect/PluginsInstallation.html
but still cannot figure out the cause.
Thanks for your help,
JM

Inserting Photos and the Ken Burns Effect

First
I have inserted a number of photos from iPhoto onto the timeline via the "Photos" panel in the "Media" section. After adding these pictures to the timeline, with transitions, etc. I realized that I wanted to add some pictures before the current ones in the timeline. How would I do this easily?
Second
These pictures are motionless, which is boring, and I want to add the Ken Burns Effect. However, I don't want the same effect on every picture is there some way to randomize the effect, similar to the way iPhoto does in its slideshows?
Thanks!

I have inserted a number of photos from iPhoto onto the timeline via the "Photos" panel in the "Media" section. After adding these pictures to the timeline, with transitions, etc. I realized that I wanted to add some pictures before the current ones in the timeline. How would I do this easily?
Just select the photos (Command-click) you wish to import, and drag them directly from the photos panel down to the timeline at the point you want to insert them.
is there some way to randomize the effect, similar to the way iPhoto does in its slideshows?
Not in iMovie. You would have to vary them individually.
However, you can use Photo-to-Movie to accomplish this. With this app, you drag in the photos and let the application create the effects. You can also individualize the effects yourself. Photo to Movie

White line cutting off image in Ken Burns effect

Hi I have multiple layers in a clip-- White background, photo with some white background as well, some text. When I apply Ken Burns to get a little movement, all of the sudden a white bar appears up top and cuts off part of the photo. Where is this coming from? There's really nothing above the photo that I can see in the layering of all this? Thoughts?
Thanks so much!
ClemKins

Are you editing inside a clip timeline, or on a project? What are you applying the Ken Burns effect to? The whole clip, the photo?
Please post a screenshot of your timeline, viewer and inspector, to see exactly what you are trying.

How do you pan and/zoom an image--the "Ken Burns" effect?

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