Having experience of Proshow Producer I thought I would be able to fathom out how to do pan and zoom effects although it would not be the same easy route as Proshow. It was easy to do transitions in Photostory Deluxe 2016 but I am still confused on how to do pan and zoom effects. The amount of effects etc. Photostory can do according to the demo files makes it seem a bargain at the price as

Having experience of Proshow Producer I thought I would be able to fathom out how to do pan and zoom effects although it would not be the same easy route as Proshow. It was easy to do transitions in Photostory Deluxe 2016 but I am still confused on how to do pan and zoom effects. The amount of effects etc. Photostory can do according to the demo files makes it seem a bargain at the price as

Hi José, Well done! Now look at the beginning of the video again and you will see that the first method is to simply overlap the two videos on track 1, no need to put the second video on track 2. Your second and third examples would be better this way. This makes a transition and you can adjust the length of the transition that you want. Then drag the Spicemaster effect onto the transition

@José, I am not sure what you have done. Can you post more information, like the spice used, the duration of the transition on the timeline, maybe a screen shot of the timeline showing the transition where the spice is applied, and the settings in SpiceMaster. Also, show the graph in SpiceMaster for Completion. To be smooth, the completion graph should be an inclined line going from 0 at the

I am completely frustrated.  I would like to learn how to zoom and pan for slide show; just getting to this help page has been arduous and I still haven't found the answer to my question ... would like to see a video tutorial on slide transitions.

Yes, that's  what I would call a series of cross-fades, not jump cuts. And the cross-fade transitions could be implemented more easily by applying the first automatically and then using 'Apply to all'. Terry, East Grinstead, UK

Hi Wojciech,   I don't have or know of any tutorial specifically on 'stunning text effects'. But if you learn the basic techniques of fades, transitions and key frame animation then you should be able to create a wide variety of them. Study those basics in the Help or the PDF manual and by browsing (and searching) the Q&A and Forum sections of this site. Then if you need more detailed

I agree with Taumaterea, and would add that the procedure described would result in a cross fade transition.  A jump cut, as I understand it, is simply going from one scene to the next with no transition.

Thanks for the concise tutorial on multicam editing. In your future tutorials, can you show how to further edit the multicam track, i.e. how to add different transitions to the cuts, change the locations of the cuts and also remove a cut that is mistakenly selected, without starting from scratch. Thanks.