Zooming a photo

Hello,
I inserted a high definition photo in iVideo. I want to zoom in on a detail, but with Ken-Burns the zoom-in is very limited.
How can I zoom in to 5% of the area ?
Thanks,
Hubert

Select photo in the Project Browser on the timeline, then hit Letter "c" for the cropping editor. That will bring up a editing window over in the video preview area, just to the left of the Project Browser. If the Ken Burns effect is applied you will see red and green outline boxes indicating where the Zoom begins and ends. Green = Start, Red = End.
So how small can you squeeze the corner of the Red colored box? Can you squeeze it down to 5% of the total picture onto the detail you're trying to enlarge? I'm looking at it now and it definitely doesn't appear to be squeezing down anywhere close to 5%. Maybe 25% at most. Which means you might have to do a workaround and it may not appear all that smooth. Here's my work around.
Take that high def photo, and make 3 versions: 1. Full size 2. Zoomed in and cropped down to an area that's easy to duplicate using the Ken Burns red colored cropping box. 3. Zoomed in again to an even smaller, tighter area (the full 5% of the orignal image you want at the End of the Ken Burns effect).
In iMovie import all 3 images Big, Medium zoom, Tight detail zoom. Perform the Ken Burns effect on each one in order and you will possibly approximate the effect of doing the zoom in one continuous motion inside one single high definition photo using the Ken Burns effect. It's clunky for sure. But if you adjust and tweak it you might get the effect you are looking for.

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