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536 17. Keyframing

To Create Zoom, Freeze then Move
Follow these steps one after the other, which will walk you through the
complete creation of the effect.
1. Create a new slide by dragging and dropping any image you want
to use into the Slide List.
2. Change your Slide Time to 5 seconds, and your Transition Time
to 1 second.
3. Double-click on the slide to open the Slide Options window.

4. Select the layer in the Layers List and click on the Effects tab.

Now that the slide has been created, we’re ready to begin adding the
keyframes that will make the effect work. Remember, we need 4 keyframes,
so let’s go ahead and add these all at once.
5. Right-click on the Keyframe Timeline and choose Insert
Multiple. You can also click the Multiple button in the
Keyframe Toolbar.

6. Remember, we need a total of 4 total keyframes to create this
effect, and every slide always has 2 keyframes, no matter what, so
that means we need two more. In the Number of Keyframes
window, type in 2. Click Ok to insert the new keyframes.
In the Keyframe Timeline, you'll now see that you have 4 evenly
spaced keyframes for this layer.
7. Click on the marker for Keyframe 1. In the Motion & Audio
pane, change the Zoom value to 0% for either Zoom X or Zoom
Y. (These values should be locked together, so you should only
need to change one to apply the setting to both)

8. Now click on the marker for Keyframe 2 and change the Zoom
value to 70%. Be sure the Manual check is visible. This let’s
ProShow know that you want to make take control of this
keyframe and apply a custom setting.