Ken Burns Effect Made Easy in Adobe Premiere - Panning and Zooming

Too cool Tony, thanks for sharing 👍

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I know this is an older video, but additionally, and possibly easier, you can right click on motion and select "Save Preset" and setup different zoom/pan types that will show up in your presets under effects that you can re-use across projects and apply easier than having to copy/paste from motion each time.

You saved me on my project, thanks so much Tony!

Great video. Thank you

Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

Invest in a screen recorder.

Thank you sooo much. I started producing videos last year but stopped. Now I'm picking back up but forgot some of the basics. Life saver!

Nice video man , your style is really refreshing , seeing someone point with their hands , while is a small detail , really gives your videos an "in class feel" ! Keep it up man , your videos are helping me get my edit skills up for my own vids ! Appreciate you !

Thanks Tony!

i love ur accent!! Nice video

Great lesson thanks!!

Thank you Tony, great tutorial. It helped me out.

You rock Tony! That video was super helpful. Thanks!

Forest Gump?

you sound like rays brother from archer

Don't forget to twirl 'em down y'all

very helpful!

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Thanks for the tut, but gosh such a manual process in PPro, this takes just a few clicks in FCPX, I thought there would be a much fast way.

Great tutorial dude, I like your style! Thank you so much for sharing.

Excellent! Just what I needed!

DOES THIS WORK WITH VIDEOS?

thanks :)

TLG. Thanks for the tips. Listening to you makes me recall my days in high school in Avery County just near the Linville Gorge.

lol your voice!

Hi there Tony,
I know the ins and outs of of moving an image, The only thing i haven't been able to find is an interia effect (when an image slows down to a natural stop) wondered if you could help me with this?
Regards Joe

Thank you very mucho!

Thanx for this tutorial! I like your accent by the way! ;)

Thanx Man! You saved my ass!

Words can't express my appreciation for this tutorial, but I'll try anyway:
Thank you.

made my night, man ;-)

Hello Tony
What if your project as a background image and you want to see an outer fixed frame cropping all your images in order to see it?
I've tried crop and opacity but they scale with the image... :/

WTF does triwl down the controls mean?

Thanks!

Really good tutorial. Just what I needed. Thanks very much!

Hey thanks a lot Tony. This is great. I really appreciate the work  you did on this. I especially like your "hands on" method. It's refreshing and engaging. Your information is spot on and very helpful. Thanks again!

just out of curiosity, what were the dimensions of those photos? You said they were bigger than 1080p?

Good vid could you PLEASE use screen record.

Finally!  I understand how to do a Ken Burn's effect for my own time-lapse videos!!  Tony, you are awesome!  Thanks for making and posting this.

This is a great tutorial thank you

Hey Mr. Glenn, this is great. A cool trick for future tutorials, if you have Quicktime, it allows for screen recordings where you don't have to film the screen. You may have to record the audio separately though.

That was great Tony.  Very easy to follow.  Thanks for taking the time to help.

Thanks for this, very clearly explained. 

So I decided to take someones advice (looking at Tony) and put my pictures from my trip to Alaska into a video for my channel.  Lo and behold, why am I not surprised your video was the first one that popped up when I decided to look for a tutorial video on replicating the Ken Burns effect.  Thanks for this Tony, it's a great help.

Nice I always wondered how the whole stopwatch thing worked and I believe I understand it better due to this video. Thank you for posting this. I practiced zoom out zoom in and zig zag method zig zag didn't come out as expected but maybe it looks better exported as an Mp4 file.

Great tutorial Tony!  Thanks for sharing!

Loved it very simple to follow no huge cuts, and I actually liked the finger, for us regulars was like hey I can follow a finger lol! Thank you I really enjoyed it and am ready to apply this to pictures now!

Thanks a million! Wow those photos are really nice :D