The Eye Zoom transition effect is one of the coolest effects out there and if you
want to learn how to do this in Filmora 9
stick around I'll show you how
*Cat meowing*
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The first thing you want to do is find a couple of pieces of footage
that you can use in this case I'm just gonna use two images that I found off
pixabay.com and I'll bring those down into my timeline let me stretch this
image out a little bit I'm gonna right-click on that and hit crop to fit
that we'll make sure it fills up the entire preview window and the entire
screen 16:9 on export the next image I'll bring down is the image
of this cat and put it right behind it I'll stretch that out a bit too if I
right-click on this footage and hit crop to fit it'll do the same thing and fill
that window what I'm gonna do is isolate a section of this footage here and slice
it and then do the same with that cat image now in the first image I'm gonna
right click on it and open up crop and zoom and you can see it's already
cropped down to fit the screen that's what the crop to fit feature did but if
we click on pan and zoom you'll see it opens up our zoom window what we want to
do is click inside of the end screen to activate it and then let's grab the
corner of this and shrink it down we want to keep this at a 16:9 ratio so
let's make sure we click on the 16 by 9 in the drop down so that it doesn't
distort and create any black lines in our final export I'm gonna put that
right over her left eye so what the instructions I'm giving fillmore to do
with this clip is to start with this full screen and zoom on in down towards
her eye to this size let's hit "OK" so what we have happening so far is this
first image we have sitting fullscreen and where I sliced it I gave it the
instructions to start zooming in towards her eye now let's move over to this cat
footage let's take the small section I sliced and right click on that
let's hit crop and zoom and we're gonna do a very similar thing we're gonna use
the pan and zoom feature we'll click inside of the end
I actually want this to start in on the cat's eye so down in the lower right
let's use these reverse arrows and that will turn the end window into the start
window and the start window into the end window the way you can tell if you look
at the lower left corner of each they actually say end and start can you see
those and when I click this it says swap the start and end areas so each time we
click it it swaps them back and forth will take this new start and bring it
all the way down to a small square but we still want that to only be sixteen by
nine which is the standard aspect ratio that YouTube uses where I'm gonna be
hosting this video so let's shrink that down really small let's bring that right
up to the cat's eye here just make sure that the smaller image is the start
image so we're starting from the inside of the cat's eye and working our way
back out so now the inside is set as the start and click okay so now what we've
done is we've started with this full screen image of this woman we zoomed in
towards her eye and when we get to the cat it swaps right over and comes back
out so it almost looks like she turned into a cat one thing we can do in here
is if we go up to the transition area let's look up our dissolve transition
and let's bring that down right where these two pieces of footage meet I'm
going to stretch out my footage so I can see this a little better we don't need
this dissolve to be very long I just wanted to slightly blend from her eye
into the cat's eye so let's take a look and that's a nice swap really fast let's
shrink it down and let's see how that plays always use your eye to figure out
what you think the effect needs or doesn't need we've got to zoom in that's
a little too much I feel like that's too much I want that to be faster
let me just rink that a little bit it seems in BAM comes back out that's a
little bit better I also think this overall effect could be a little bit
quicker so I'm gonna grab this section and shorten it up and grab the cat
section and shorten it up a little bit and then I'm gonna left click on the
first one hold the shift key and click on the last piece of footage and move
them all to the left until they all connect now they're all together let's
take a look and see what that looks like I like the way that looks that's a
little bit smoother keep in mind you could do this with
video of yourself actually moving. Zoom into your eyeball in one location
And zoom back out from another piece of footage
and make it look like you totally changed locations
If you want to learn how to do more cool effects with FIlmora
Click on these videos over here to get you on your way