Pan Zoom Feature For Diagram

I have a data visual that I basically need to integrate a panning and zooming widget too....
Basically I need a small window of the data visualization at the bottom corner, and I will need the user to be able to zoom in and out and scroll around the given container, while displaying a live snapshot of the currently zoomed in area. I have no idea how to accomplish this. Any help or direction?

Hi,
I have in my blog a recent post that talks about it:
"Bubble chart with Pan and Zoom effects" - http://rectius.com.br/blog/?p=1052
You can download the source code and maybe sth can help you.
Cheers,
Pablo Souza

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I'm trying to make a short screencast and I'd like to zoom in to parts of the screen at several points during the video. I have been able to use the Pan & Zoom feature once but I can't seem to do it again. When I select the point at which I would like to zoom the option to select Pan & Zoom is greyed out -- both in the timeline and in the menu on the right (see my screenshot to see what I mean).
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Hi There,
Welcome To Adobe Forum.
Have you tried inserting the Zoom area option from the standard objects menu and the tried zooming to certain areas.
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I'm new to Mac and Premiere Elements (former PC/Sony Vegas Movie user), and am trying to do a Ken Burns type photo slideshow wherein my photos are left in their normal cropped state. Right now it seems all photos get cropped to fill the screen size (i.e. 16:9). I saw where you could uncheck the scale photo size to media (or something to that effect) under the general setting in preferences, but using the pan/zool tool still shows photos cropped to fill screen. I realize conflicting aspect ratio will result in black bars top/bottom or left/right of frame, and that's ok/what I want. I'm hoping this is doable? Thanks, Jim

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The primary question that I have is what is the end product...DVD-VIDEO Standard on DVD disc, DVD-VIDEO Widescreen on DVD disc or other?
Let us assume for now DVD-VIDEO Widescreen on DVD disc. The next question that falls into line is the one relating to what you describe as an assortment of photos going into this project...what are the pixel dimensions (what range of...) and aspect ratio. For aspect ratio, are we talking 4:3 or 16:9. How many of these photos are landscape oriented or how many portrait oriented.
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b. leaving Edit Menu/Preferences/General with its Default Scale to Frame Size with a check mark.
c. in the workspace, scaling the photos to just fill the space in the Edit Mode Monitor
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http://www.atr935.blogspot.com/2013/05/pe11-pan-zoom-tool-more-than-one-photo.html
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I saw this on ilounge.com, thought I will post it in case you haven't seen it yet.
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http://www.apple.com/feedback/iweb.html

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What version of Premiere Elements do you presently have and on what computer operating system is it running? If you do not already
have Premiere Elements 13/13.1, please evaluate the tryout before purchase to determine the compatibility of the program with your
computer environment and video editing goals.
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tonyproam
I am not sure if I am zeroing in on what you seek so please clarify...on
I want the pan/zoom feature to start the moment the subsequent image becomes visible.
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4 GB RAM
64-bit
Win 7 Home Premium SP 1
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Mobile Intel R4 Express chipset - 64 Mb dedicated 1631 Mb shared
Intel Hi Def Audio HDMI
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Thanks
I was afraid I might have to do a reinstall.
I basically do what you suggested as far as setting up my pictures in
Photoshop elements. Except I am using the MAC version.
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