The MovingPicture plugin enables the pan and zoom function on high-resolution images.
MovingPicture is an exceptional software tool for documentary and industrial filmmakers who want to add pan and zoom capabilities to high-resolution images, without the cost or bulk of traditional motion-control equipment. With MovingPicture, you can achieve perfectly repeatable pans and zoom moves on a desktop computer, using high-resolution scanned images.
The software interface is extremely user-friendly, with the image appearing on the screen and a framing box icon that allows you to change the view by dragging and sizing it. Key frames are added to the timeline and all motion paths are smooth, splined and tapered, guaranteeing accurate, sub-pixel motion with full alpha channel support.
What sets MovingPicture apart from other software tools is that it can be used from within most major nonlinear editing systems, enabling smooth moves to be created directly from the editor's timeline. The design process is incredibly rapid, thanks to real-time previews that don't require rendering.
Another great feature of MovingPicture is that there are no huge movie files to import, so moves can be changed and saved instantly alongside the show. MovingPicture requires Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, Apple Final Cut Pro, Avid, Canopus RexEdit/DVEdit/DVStorm, Discreet edit, DPS Velocity, FASTStudio, IMC Incite, In-Sync SpeedRazor, Lightworks, Media 100, Pinnacle, or Ulead. If you're a filmmaker looking to add Ken Burns-style pans and zooms to your work without the expense of motion control equipment, MovingPicture is an ideal solution.
The software interface is extremely user-friendly, with the image appearing on the screen and a framing box icon that allows you to change the view by dragging and sizing it. Key frames are added to the timeline and all motion paths are smooth, splined and tapered, guaranteeing accurate, sub-pixel motion with full alpha channel support.
What sets MovingPicture apart from other software tools is that it can be used from within most major nonlinear editing systems, enabling smooth moves to be created directly from the editor's timeline. The design process is incredibly rapid, thanks to real-time previews that don't require rendering.
Another great feature of MovingPicture is that there are no huge movie files to import, so moves can be changed and saved instantly alongside the show. MovingPicture requires Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, Apple Final Cut Pro, Avid, Canopus RexEdit/DVEdit/DVStorm, Discreet edit, DPS Velocity, FASTStudio, IMC Incite, In-Sync SpeedRazor, Lightworks, Media 100, Pinnacle, or Ulead. If you're a filmmaker looking to add Ken Burns-style pans and zooms to your work without the expense of motion control equipment, MovingPicture is an ideal solution.
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