Pan & Zoom and image resolution

[david1939]

Thanks Trevor!

That's a very elegant solution to get the effect; particularly with the fade-in of the overlay so it's not necessary initially to position it precisely.

I guess part of the "take home" from this whole discussion is that some things can't be done!

David

[lata]

Hi David

You could simply add both images to the top track and use X-fade to transform from one to the other.
P-in -P was just one solution.

I have taken it a little further by creating 9 images as a montage of the full image. Unfortunatley you can see the joins.
10 overlay tracks one for each image, + one spare overlay track apply P-in P to each.
Dont think it would ever get used as i think there must be easier options, but was interesting in setting it up.

A little bit more to do and i will make that available if you are interested.

P-in P gets easier the more you work with it?

[david1939]

You could simply add both images to the top track and use X-fade to transform from one to the other.
P-in -P was just one solution.

I think the movement in the P-in-P is much better than doing a simple x-fade!

A little bit more to do and i will make that available if you are interested.

P-in P gets easier the more you work with it?

Yes, I am interested -- I've not worked at all with P-in-P at all so far.

Best,

David