Yeah you I use nulls for zooming in and camera zoom in some situations

@@enraged_ae its useful if the video is based on the zooming transition itself , but null wont work everywhere as he said

It’s called a fake zoom because the transition makes it seem as if it’s fully zooming into the character. Where as it’s actually just 2 different clips put together with a transition to make it look like a “fake zoom”

I’m not sure if it works like that but you can try it

if you use different effects to try to recreate the same thing it will be a lot harder but you can recreate it for sure just takes more steps.

use blurmocurves

A null layer is like an adjustment layer except you don’t apply effects onto it, it’s used to move the layer you link it to in terms of scaling and position and it doesn’t make your pc work hard for it as well if that makes sense

@@enraged_ae Ah, so the upside from using them is that rendering the project afterwards then needs less computing power?

@@elmokelmu basically renders faster and you have more control over the zoom and the movement in general compared to adding a effect to the actual clip

@@enraged_aealright, cheers bro. I'll try and start using null layers then.

When you click on the null layer there should be a red box on your screen move the point where you want the zoom to be

@@enraged_ae yeah, see im trying to do that but it moves the clip itself

@@Divine_Fr.1 is the null parented to the clip?

@@enraged_ae Yeah, it is

@@Divine_Fr.1 undo it and try it again