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468 17. Keyframing

We want the layer to freeze here, so we'll need to manually set
the Pan values to 0 x 0. If we don't set the values, ProShow will
automatically apply values to this keyframe later on when the
motion effect is applied.

The first part of your effect has been configured. If you playback the slide,
you'll see the image start as not visible, and zooms up to 70%. Remember
that Producer handles the tweening to make the changes between the two
keyframes happen. Now we can set up the rest of the keyframes.
9. Right-click on Keyframe 2. In the menu that appears, select Copy
to Next Keyframe. This will copy the Zoom value you just
adjusted to Keyframe 3.

This copying of settings creates the next part of the effect. The settings for
Keyframes 2 and 3 are now identical, which effectively holds the layer in
place. Since it’s exactly the same between those two keyframes, nothing
will happen during that time.
10. Now select Keyframe 3. Once again, right-click and select Copy
to Next Keyframe. This will make sure the zoom of 70% stays the
same for Keyframe 4.

11. Finally, select Keyframe 4. In the active preview window, drag
the layer so that it is off to the right side of the slide frame. Simply
drag it to the right until you can’t see it.