I'm currently looking at creating virtual zooms on a 4k camera, and linking them to shortcuts.

The idea is to use a 4 K camera, and create several virtual inputs from this camera.

When i cut to one of these virtual inputs, the image should be zoomed in to a position at a certain speed. Once i cut to another input or virtual input, the image should be reset to the original proportions, so i can repeat the movement time after time again.

This way i can create virtual slow zooms, crash zooms, zoomouts,.. with a single camera, and add some action to a fixed shot.

I looked at scripting and triggers, but couldn't really find out how to do it right.

Anyone who has a solution?

Thx!

Hi.

Try the Merge -transition.

Check this video out at time 6:40:



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@ Slasher

If I understand your 'wants' correctly, I'm pretty sure most of it can be accomplished but it may involve some complex set-ups to pull off exactly as you desire.
Certainly, as others have described, using the 'Merge' transition and/or setting up a custom "Virtual Set" is what you'll need to do to give you the "zoom" effect but altering the speed during the course of your program is where some of the complexities may come into play using "Shortcuts" and/or "Triggers".
It will likely take some "Play" time to figure out exactly how to pull off your wants, but I'm sure if you describe exactly what you want, you will receive lots of suggestions on how to accomplish it.


Ice