This tip is directed at people who love the Ken Burns
effect which essentially is the slow zoom into a photo. The effect at times induces flickers while moving (especially
vertically) which is unacceptable if it is meant for broadcast. This usually tends to happen when the photo itself is
not scanned but rather shot at -- something that happens in run-n-shoot documentaries all the time. Creative Mac has
some really nice tips in how to eliminate those flickers. Even to those quite familiar with Final Cut can learn a thing
or two from this article.FCP Tip: Perfecting the Ken Burns
This tip is directed at people who love the Ken Burns
effect which essentially is the slow zoom into a photo. The effect at times induces flickers while moving (especially
vertically) which is unacceptable if it is meant for broadcast. This usually tends to happen when the photo itself is
not scanned but rather shot at -- something that happens in run-n-shoot documentaries all the time. Creative Mac has
some really nice tips in how to eliminate those flickers. Even to those quite familiar with Final Cut can learn a thing
or two from this article.

