[Josh Crews]

I had the same problem and turning on the Axis in the Filters menu (opt-d) wasn’t fixing anything. I did find a solution for the issue though:
It’s in the view setting in the Attributes panel (opt-v on mac). In the “View” tab, the “Axes Scale” needs to be set to 100%.

[Josh Crews]

Thanks so much for that info Shawn.
I do understand what you’re saying about the cam in a pre-comp being overridden the cam in the master comp. I’ve simplified my comp to trouble shoot this exact issue, however my logo is still jumping position on the zoom-in.
I have a master comp that contains my 3d cam move with the composited footage and CG environment elements and another precomp with the logo in it. The logo precomp’s layer have continuous rasterization on, as they’re vector files, so I also have collapse transformation turned on in the main comp to keep the resolution full during the zoom in.
The way I’m trying to pull off the zoom is by parenting both of these precomps to a null and scaling up until the logo is full frame. For some reason, when I scale up, the logo doesn’t retain it’s position. If I turn off collapse transformation button, it’s fine, but of course it loses it’s quality.
have noticed that I get rid of the cam’s point of interest, it seems to fix the problem. But I need to leave that on, as the point of interest is tracked with my shot.
It’s pretty challenging to explain, so I hope that makes sense. Please let me know if you have any other solutions.