This will zoom in and zoom out on your video clip on the video playback screen. From here, you can alter the pixel numbers on both the X and Y axes. That will pop up even more options, including Zoom” and Position. Once you’ve clicked it, a menu will pop up beneath the icon. You can find it in the top right corner of the screen. Step 1: From the Edit page, you need to access the Inspector menu. Use the red and green rectangles to change how much and in which direction to zoom, while choosing the type of zoom from the “Inspector” menu. You can also change the type of zoom from “Linear” to “Ease In” or “Ease Out.” You can find these options under the “Dynamic Zoom” option in the “Inspector” menu. To zoom in, you can swap the boxes by selecting “Swap” under “Dynamic Zoom” in the “Inspector” menu. To zoom out, the red box must be outside the green box. You can change both the position and size of the boxes. The boxes represent where the zoom will end and begin. Step 4: A green box embedded in a red box will appear in the middle of the video playback screen. Select “Dynamic Zoom” from this menu as well. Click it and a drop-down menu will appear. In the bottom left corner of the video playback screen, there is a small, white rectangular icon. Step 3: Pull up the dynamic zoom options on the video playback screen. This will drop down an option called Dynamic Zoom Ease. Step 2: From the “Inspector” menu, click Dynamic Zoom. Hover over each one until you locate the tab titled “Edit.” In the top right corner of the screen, select the Inspector menu.
There is a menu of icons in the middle at the bottom of the screen. This method is a way around using keyframes, which will speed up the editing process.
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