FCPX Photo Pan and Dolly

Description

What is in the package?

Ken Burns Style Panning Tools

FCPX Photo Pan and Dolly’s panning tools allow users to create Ken Burn style zoom and pan effects with added parallax. Instantly bring any subject into 3D space and adjust the degree of panning and rotation sweeping with intuitive controls. Create beautiful 3D photos that bring attention to your subject with style using FCPX Photo Pan and Dolly.

Camera Movement Tools

Take your audience on a journey with FCPX Photo Pan and Dolly’s camera path tools. Create camera paths with up to 4 movements in a single shot without ever having to set a single keyframe. Design smooth and complex paths by simple moving on-screen controls. The basic Camera Path Tools are compatible with videos in addition to photos while the Camera Path Tools with Cut-Outs allow you to add parallax layers in the scene.

Photo Surface Tools

Create amazing photo displays using FCPX Photo Pan and Dolly’s photo surface tools. Start by applying an image to use as the surface texture and then stylize the scene by adding photos and text throughout the environment. Adjust the locations of each asset within the environment and the camera will create a path with up to 4 movements. 

Drop Zones & Text in 3D Space

FCPX Photo Pan and Dolly’s 3D Camera with Drop Zones and Text tool gives users complete control over a 3D environment with up to 6 layers of text and up to 6 drop zones for applying your images to. Create amazing photo parallax scenes in no time at all using this intuitive tool from Pixel Film Studios

How to Install

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Need to uninstall?

You may need to uninstall products if you want to make a fresh install or free up space. Watch this video to find out how.

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Additional information

Frequently Asked Questions

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Where do I find this Plugin Inside FCPX?

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Why is the mask not lining up with my image?

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If your mask is not lined up with your media this could be because your media is a different resolution than your project resolution. In order to fix this make sure to compound your media by selecting the clip in your timeline, right click on it, and select New Compound Clip. The compound layer created will be the same resolution as your project. You can then apply the plugin to your compound clip and create the masks.

The masking tool uses the resolution of the project so if your media is not at the same resolution the masks will appear off target once applied. Compounding the media before applying the effect will solve this issue because it will effectively make the compound clip the same resolution as the project.

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Why are my Zoom controls not working in other resolutions?

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The Zoom Amount control for our FCPX Photo Pan and Dolly does not work in resolutions outside of 16:9 1080p.

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Are the particle effects shown in the promotional video included in this plugin?

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No, the particle effects in the promotional video are created with ProPixie 5K 1.1. This plugin only includes camera tools.

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Is the photo stack scene in the promotional video a part of this plugin?

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No, the photo stack scene was a scene created for the promo video and is not one of the tools reviewed in the preview.

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Did this plugin used to be a generator?

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Yes, it was rebuilt as a title adjustment layer to improve controls and user experience.

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How do I apply this plugin?

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Minimum Requirements

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Component:                                   Requirement:

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Final Cut Pro:                                   10.5

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macOS:                                            10.15

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Graphics Card:                                 2 GB

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Ram:                                                 8 GB

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Plugin Running Slow? Follow These Steps

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Troubleshooting

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I'm seeing my entire shot zoom in when I move the Zoom controls, did I miss something?

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In order to complete the mask shape, make sure you click back on your first masking point after setting the last point. An indication of your mask closing is you will notice the guide points will change color, and you should see the cut out of your shape.

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