Built-in Effects: Pan and scan clips (“Ken Burns effect”)

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DESCRIPTION

Show how to use the on-screen controls to create a move on a still, or video, image (this is also called the “Ken Burns effect.”
Provide a table with suggested image sizes to simplify creating high-quality pan-and-scan still images

Note: Play video full screen to read screen text more clearly

DETAILS

Chapter: Built-in Effects

Software: Final Cut Pro X

Built-in Effects: Pan and scan clips (“Ken Burns effect”)

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