I'm losing the plot here with this! I'm editing in Premiere, I want to have these shots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv1oBSobzZM combined to be similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OZ4u28p-fQ. Like that mock up, but without the sudden fast zooms and overlaps.
(The reason for the fade out for the forest at 00:24 in that is because I was using 720p versions of the clips, and they were too small to have it zoom right out, even at 600 scale. But for the final version I'm using 4k quality.)
I'm really not sure what the timings should be. I can get it matched up at certain intervals, but then during the gaps between those intervals, they start to overlap.
I've been using luma key to get rid of the black, and the changing the scale with keyframes. So for that mock up, I did 20 second intervals - so for example, the second interval at 00:20 has the forest scaled to 50%, while the roundabout (second shot) is scaled to 25%. And each one is one apart, so at 00:40, the roundabout is 50% while the rocky beach is 25%.
I can get it to do that, but then you get that sudden zoom because the intervals aren't equal numbers, so towards the end it speeds up.
I've also tried just having a 1 minute clip that starts scaled at 0 and ends at 400 (at 400, the frame has just moved out of shot), and then layering them up, so every 20 seconds a new clip starts, going from 0 to 400. That didn't work.
I'm at a loss here, but I'm hoping to someone else it is plainly obvious!
(The reason for the fade out for the forest at 00:24 in that is because I was using 720p versions of the clips, and they were too small to have it zoom right out, even at 600 scale. But for the final version I'm using 4k quality.)
I'm really not sure what the timings should be. I can get it matched up at certain intervals, but then during the gaps between those intervals, they start to overlap.
I've been using luma key to get rid of the black, and the changing the scale with keyframes. So for that mock up, I did 20 second intervals - so for example, the second interval at 00:20 has the forest scaled to 50%, while the roundabout (second shot) is scaled to 25%. And each one is one apart, so at 00:40, the roundabout is 50% while the rocky beach is 25%.
I can get it to do that, but then you get that sudden zoom because the intervals aren't equal numbers, so towards the end it speeds up.
I've also tried just having a 1 minute clip that starts scaled at 0 and ends at 400 (at 400, the frame has just moved out of shot), and then layering them up, so every 20 seconds a new clip starts, going from 0 to 400. That didn't work.
I'm at a loss here, but I'm hoping to someone else it is plainly obvious!