The other day I put up a video on how to do the eyes zoom transition in Filmora
and a lot of people instantly asked me hey Daniel can I do that with video as
well as images and my answer to that is of course you can stick around I'll show
you how where the hell am I hit the subscribe button and click the
notification bell to be part of the conversation the way I did this was I
filmed two pieces of footage one from within my studio and another one outside
at a different location the thing I made sure of in this footage was where I was
gonna create this effect I made sure my head was still and my eyes were fairly
wide open this will make it a lot easy to pull off this effect the same with
the footage I shot outside I tried to make sure my head was fairly still and
that my eyes were open now I brought these two pieces of footage down into
filmora and I just put them together then what I
did was I selected an area at the end of the first clip and I sliced that so what
you want to do is right click on your footage hit crop and zoom and then click
on pan and zoom and you'll see the zoom feature windows open up let's click on
the interior so the end screen is activated left click and hold grabbing
it on the corner and let's shrink that down and I'm gonna bring that over right
on top of my eye and then hit OK now in the next piece of footage I want to do
the same thing I want to select an area where I'm going to zoom out of I want to
slice that footage so that I have a section that I can zoom out from and I'm
going to right click on that footage and open up the crop and zoom tool again
just a quick note you can open up the crop and zoom tool from over here just
underneath your import window so let's click on pan and zoom and then let's
click on the end screen interior box and shrink that down as well I'm gonna put
that over the same.i but the thing I need to change here is
this is zooming into my eye and I actually want to zoom back out from here
so down in the lower right you'll see these two arrows click on that and it
will swap the end box for the start box and the start box into the end box that
way now we're zooming out from that point to full screen click OK and let's
take a look at what we have that sumed into my eye and back up from the other
section of footage but it was a little bit quick and we can adjust this let me
show you how I want to left click on the main piece of footage that's full screen
left click on the end and hold and drag that line backwards left click on the
zoom section left click and hold and drag that back over that will keep that
footage aligned so there'll be no gap in it and it'll actually keep moving
normally it just starts that zoom in a little bit earlier we can do the same
thing with the other piece of footage from the outside highlight the full
frame footage left click on the end and drag it over and then highlight the
section that is zooming out for my eye left click on the end and drag that back
over till it connects and you can do that to whatever feels comfortable for
you if you feel like you want to make it zoom and even slower than that just move
those until you feel like you've got the right amount of speed for the zoom
that's actually a little better right there one other thing I want to suggest
you do is write with those two clips meet if you open up transitions and find
the dissolve transition bring that down where the two clips meet and shrink it
really small we don't want a lot of dissolve but this can really help the
two pieces of footage transition smoothly from one eye into the other I
see what it did there let's take a peek at that in full motion this is a great
way to make it seem like you've jumped from one location to another in the
blink of an eye if you want to learn more cool filmora tricks and tips click
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