Ken burn effect in key note

Hallo
one of my customers ask me if key note has the ken burn effect included.
he likes this effect and has many pictures to insert in his new presentation.
Thank you
Maurizio Celant

Not in plain sight, but you can assign an image an action called "scale" which would increase or decrease the size of an image, or "move" which would allow you to move the image in the slide.  If the person is looking for it as a slide transition, then apply the "scale" or "move" action to the image and have the slide dissolve into the next automatically after the action.
It would take a little getting use to how to work with the builds, actions, and transitions (though not difficult), but the Ken Burns effect can be manipulated to the user's liking.

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