Pixelan SpiceFX for Movie Maker -- PanZoom Wizard pan zoom effects examples

Watch this to get see a hi-res example of Pixelan's PanZoom Wizard tool for making custom pan zoom effects for Windows Movie Maker. The PanZoom Wizard easily creates CUSTOM pan zoom effects for your Movie Maker projects. Simply drag the blue START and red END frame in the Wizard's window to set the start and end of your pan zoom effect, then drag either frame's edge to set the zoom amount by enlarging or reducing the frame's size. It's easy and completely visual -- you will have the professional "Ken Burns effect" look in no time!

The PanZoom Wizard features ultra-smooth sub-pixel rendering and exclusively has adjustable acceleration and deceleration (i.e. ease in and ease out) in the pan zoom motion for a true professional touch. It also includes a high-res option for large still-images, such as digital photography stills and panoramas, that will 'attach' the high-res source image to the exported effect, providing MUCH SHARPER output than Movie Maker can do with pan zoom effects. Last but not least, easy-to-use but powerful keyframing is available to easily make a complex, multi-part pan zoom in one effect, greatly simplifying the applying of pan zooms in the Movie Maker timeline.

For more details about this add-on, see http://www.pixelan.com/movie-maker/panzoom-effects-wizard.htm

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Thanks for watching! : )

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[PixelanSoftware]

Those hi-res NASA photographs are amazing! The PanZOom Wizard would be perfect for that! In some of my testing of the SpiceFX beta, I actually loaded up some of those NASA images. :)

[IntelligentSrch]

Wow, that would be a great tool/effect to have to work with.

[karlmahlmann]

Nice effects. I would like to do something like that with Martian panoramic landscapes - available from NASA.

[PhilDeeferSite]

You learn as long as you lives,

shit, this is something I´ve never

thaught about. Thanks!!!

Great educated!

Wishes

Michael