Ken Burns effect?

[Zane Barker]

Not inside of FCP, to do it inside you have to manually set keyframes.

Whenever I do slideshows I use fotomagico and then bring the finished slideshow into FCP if needed.

Don’t let technology get in the way of your creativity!

[Shane Ross]

Absolutely you can do it in FCP.

Tutorial!

Movement on Stills

Shane

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[Zane Barker]

Of course you can do it in FCP, however if all you are doing is a photo montage it is quite time consuming to manually do each photo. Using FCP is great for a couple, it will just take 10 times linger if you have 60 photos.

Great tutorial though, I just wish I could subscribe to all the cows FCP tutorials in a podcast.

Don’t let technology get in the way of your creativity!

[David Mcgiffert]

Zane I am a big fan of FotoMagico.
Does the slideshow import with the kind of quality
you can get out of the program itself?

thanks,

David

[Zane Barker]

[David McGiffert] “Does the slideshow import with the kind of quality
you can get out of the program itself? “

Yea the trick is to export it using the same setting as the timeline you are working in in FCP. For example if you are editing DVCPRO HD then you export the slides show as a DVCPRO HD quicktime. Then when you bring it in to FCP you do not have to render, and you can also lay it back to tape as a master.

Don’t let technology get in the way of your creativity!

[Chris Poisson]

Third vote for Fotomagico, what a great tool and great timesaver. Absolutely the best way to go for this.

Have a wonderful day.

[Martial Bachoffner]

Photo to Movie is great for that.
https://www.lqgraphics.com/

Regards,
Martial

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[David Mcgiffert]

Thanks Zane, that’s great to know.
I have worked a little with the FotoMagico folks
and they were responsive and helpful.
I’m glad their product is doing well, they deserve it.

David