Davinci Resolve: Create A Pan & Zoom Slide Show With Crossfade Transitions & Audio.

[@FrayHavoc]

Helped me! Thanks mate!

[@ChipperVideos]

No problem 👍

[@MikePearcePhoto]

Thank you for these bite-sized and nicely relaxed tutorials. So much easier to follow than the hyper-active 'cram it all in' styles so popular in other KZbin 'how-to' videos.

[@ChipperVideos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BodinhoDE]

Thank you! Informative and relaxing. :-)

[@christopherderrell8696]

Really great video, brand new to Da Vinci Resolve. It really helps, all applicable to Resolve 17, and you went through questions I had, but didn't get to ask. Great for beginners, thanks again!

[@ChipperVideos]

Glad it helped!

[@StephenSE9]

"No. 9 Esther's Waltz" . Good choice. I like Esther Abrami's music. I used a couple of hers in a recent video, too. 🙂

[@ludophono]

Very helpful! Thank you. Only minor difficulty I'm having is that when I left-click on the rightmost edge of my clip in the timeline, I don't see the final frame of my clip, like you do. Instead I see empty space, and I have to press the left arrow key once to move the cursor back into my clip to show me its last frame.

[@ludophono]

I think it's because some of my clips aren't aligned to the timeline grid. For the ones that are, I get the behaviour you demonstrated. I hope this will be helpful to others.

[@michaelsmith4904]

Is there an easier way to pan/zoom by interacting directly with the image such as you might do in an image editing program?