THIS ZOOM EFFECT IS MIND BENDING

How to create a super long zoom effect in Final Cut Pro.
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[@Cre8tvMG]

Scaling and alignment tip: put the top layer in difference mode. When you are aligned nearly all the image turns black with some white outlines.

[@AVDRE]

Smart!

[@timelapsebydk]

yes, I use it all the time for matching drone shots to transition to night 😂

[@goldenshowercap9395]

I learned that tip from somewhere for image editing in Photoshop, works a treat

[@Blap7]

yo, that is crazy smart. Thank's for the tip!

[@TheKenyanKid]

Adding to the voices saying thanks for spreading some knowledge :) this will be so handy

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

Nikon P900: Why are you taking my job?

[@-Viceroy-]

How cute. It's 4K era now. Regards. Nikon P1000 As a super zoom camera owner, this looks stupid and too much trouble for a single shot.

[@blopp6240]

​@@-Viceroy-but p1000 has crappy quality for a video. This extra work is worh it

[@BazzilioSPb]

They took your jooob!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@ashscott6068]

@@-Viceroy- It's not 4k when 90% of pixels are intra frame guesses, based on a compression algorithm, or inter frame interpolations. None of what you see onscreen is even real. It's a cartoon, drawn by a computer, to save storage space. And the sensor is garbage. And the lens......you couldn't even buy a decent lens for the price of a P900 and a P1000 combined. They're both toys. Even for shooting stll photographs. But for actual video, they don't even qualify as toys

[@LeoMkII]

​@@ashscott6068 ok elitist, would love to see what you can make with your super uber camera lol. Bet you buy lumix for extra price because of a Leica sticker. There's people out there with a phone that would make your stuff look pathetic, please, humble up a little

[@SuperJokers7]

Very clever love it, you could make a transition out of it.. on the last clip you walk into frame and start speaking making it seem like you teleported in a way.

[@aaronjohnson4604]

Ummmm hell yea. That’s an awesome idea

[@PhDGypsyDanger]

would love to see something like this done as an infinite loop so that it goes back to the original shot and maybe have it so that in each different zoom length there's a new subject

[@joelface]

Love that!

[@GregConquest]

Good idea. You could also reverse this, zoom in with final frames showing the subject, but holding a photo/iPad/mirror showing the original zoomed out image. Then continue zooming in again revealing the different subject, as you suggested. The "photo" the subject is holding could even be from an entirely different location: desert scene, underwater, tiny blue dot earth down to a drone zoom, etc.

[@UndergroundNobody]

working on a video doing that for every zoom length the subject will appear in each one

[@exactzero]

Fractal Zooms?

[@GregConquest]

Analogously Fracktal or Fractally Analogous @@exactzero

[@frederikhojgaard]

Cool idea! I think I saw somebody doing something similar, but instead of stitching shots, using PS's generative fill to create the extra space that's being zoomed into. Worked out surprisingly well. Al though you get static images instead of moving frames of course

[@RyanNangle]

That's a great idea!

[@ammccormick]

Epic Light Media made a video similar to this not too long ago. Super cool concept. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6WwiKuthdhnm68&t

[@papagynther6905]

Super well-put and informative video. I can see so many cool uses for this technique and I'll definitely use it in whatever project I might have in the future.

[@benjiharvey_]

Bro, always impressed! You making us amateurs look good with all your tips and tricks and amazing tutorials! Can't wait for the next one!

[@RyanNangle]

I appreciate that!

[@brady_ackroyd]

I've heard of focus stacking. Video stacking? Oh the posibilities. Thank you, I didn't know this was possible.

[@RyanNangle]

Any time!

[@hazemosman9301]

you are the best editor on FCPX 🔥

[@marvelfoxmorty5057]

Two years ago i really need to understand to edit the seemless zoom in Hollywood movie i saw... This is really easy to understand... I love it!

[@connormccallen6583]

Every time I watch one of your tutorials I wanna donate to you or something because they are so damn helpful and educational

[@plixplop]

Really cool effect! I have a suggestion when aligning multiple layers like this: instead of making the upper layer semi transparent, set it to Difference blend mode. When the images are closely aligned, the overlaid image will turn mostly black. Areas of the image that are not aligned (i.e, "Different") will highlight in a bright color. Very foolproof way to quickly align layers. Edit: I see someone else already suggested this 😅

[@rev-ilojikai]

I saw your comment first so I'm going to thank you for this tip! Haha

[@dleblanc]

This is super neat. Wasn't sure how you were going to achieve this effect. Super simple!

[@HilariouslyAwfulProd]

this is the Limitless effect from that movie from like 10 years ago....still dope tho!

[@hawkmankt]

Genius level effect here. Thanks!

[@kiffy2634]

That’s awesome

[@Richard_Broom_Photography]

An excellent tutorial. Thank you.

[@RyanNangle]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Finncandescent]

This one was sooooo sick dude

[@Cameron-ue7lu]

Nice. Run the final clip it in reverse, that would be really cool...

[@sirajahmed-dg1jy]

BRILLIANT MA FRIEND!

[@UnknownUser-bz8pp]

this is very good, good job, ryan!

[@Mike-ci7re]

That was really good stuff, thanks for sharing. 🔥🔥🔥

[@pflasterstrips7254]

I don't know that program, but compound clip seems to be a big deal😮

[@mrlufus]

While recreating your shot I realised we both might have the same Tamron f2.8 28-75 lens. Such cool

[@shawnwlee]

This is super creative and rad

[@akaPATRICIUS]

I could totally do this with premier and photoshop n i already been thinking about it haha XD

[@yousafkhan8368]

Babe Wake Up, Ryan Nangle just posted 🐐☝🏽

[@RyanNangle]

😂🙌

[@marcmcpolo]

This is actually very similar to the technique used for the crazy in-and-out-zooms in 300 and Sherlock Holmes

[@leslyviciere4883]

GENIUS

[@G0DKILLER_]

Things I remember from the video: Turn it into a New Compound Clip

[@triz313]

Pretty much a reverse of the Limitless zoom technique from many years ago? Definitely a usable way to add some movement and visual interest.

[@patoatavai4429]

You’re a magician, bro

[@willcarter7079]

Wow. I'm glad I don't use final cut. Great video! A lot of this tutorial will translate to Resolve. Final cut makes things so complicated. So many clicks for each step.

[@bazejukojko5160]

i want to see it been done in resolve because he lost me when he started zooming like how can you do it when compound clip is a timeline resolution you need to set like 12k timeline to do this ?

[@Hazball]

@@bazejukojko5160 Yeah I'm also trying to translate to premiere, won't be able to compound clip or 'nest' clips together because of timeline quality. I think it will have to be kept on seperate layers and then to do the zoom... it's a headache

[@muuli600]

@@bazejukojko5160 I was thinking the same, hoping that someone can answer this

[@chillzwinter]

Wait what?!? *Why not just take the shot with an 80x optical zoom*. You'd practically be able to start by showing the fillings in his teeth and end up with the same zoomed out shot.

[@chayfuo]

Hey! Great tutorial man, could you make one for Premiere Pro? Or could you give me a tip please, because i do it with “nesting” as its the same as “compounding” a clip in PR, but when I do the zoom animation it scales down the quality of the first footage, u cant see it, its pixeled. How could u fix it? Thanks

[@muuli600]

same thing with davinci resolve when using compund clips, or I'm using them wrong😐

[@MicBergsma]

haha that's wild!!

[@Limozii]

Crazy👍🏾

[@ThomasQuanter]

this is very cool! Does anyone know a tutorial for davinci resolve?

[@SSLCLIPS-TV]

Easy way: just zoom all the way in then speed up the zoom out.

[@cloudpandarism2627]

nice! meanwhile me laughing in P950 language 😅

[@k3lash174]

Great!

[@JackFlower]

How come you use the FCPX timeline like that? Aren't you defeating the whole point by not using the magnetic timeline?

[@andyreynoldsiprovid133]

Magnetic timeline is not relevant to this as there are no vertical cuts.

[@addyad_yt]

I think I have seen such effect in limitless movie (Bradley Cooper)

[@lookfwd]

I thought you just used Nikon COOLPIX P1000 😂😂

[@wo0dy]

I am confused AF how this doesnt drop quality when you zoom in the end

[@kingderpygoat]

idk i think its something to do with the crop zoom he used, maybe final cut pro handles comps differently, never used it, but i was wondering the same thing

[@AAvfx]

Thanks

[@nanvo7148]

Very quick tutorial, well explained and easy way to do 🙏🏼

[@SkatinatorSS]

Could you show how this could be done in premiere pro?

[@snakyllowu1138]

Super nice❤❤❤

[@vlogsingh]

or use an s23 ultra

[@russell_szabados]

Amazing tutorial, thank you. Btw, is that the Joy Division Unknown Pleasures logo on your shirt? I've never seen one on tie dye before!

[@davidarnott9740]

Most interesting. Thank you. Do you need to do this on a day when the day is fairly cloudy because various Sun movements could make this more difficult or less convincing?

[@unicornrobot2362]

who i didn't even think that was an effect LOL It was a long zoom LOL nice nice

[@RASEC]

If you put it in reverse you can hear The Spectre by Alan Walker

[@dimitreze]

on premiere, when you scale down a video and zoom in, the first video has a shitty resolution any tips?

[@detmarleertouwer]

I also would like to know. I tried this in Davinci Resolve practicing the effect but my first shot with a moving person becomes pretty lousy in the end. How did you keep the resolution?

[@yasinandhana]

Can you use the same style but for zooming in instead of zooming out? What would you do differently?

[@BazzilioSPb]

Is it possible to repeat this effect in Premiere Pro?

[@fribersson]

Very nice. Can’t imagine I’ll ever use it, however that was great - so I’m commenting for the algorithm :)

[@whitedevil2]

is this pretty much what they did for those zoomy shots in the movie Limitless?

[@voltage6790]

Wicked video! Thank you. You’ve given me some ideas

[@_STNML]

This brings back Andrew Kramer vibes. IYKYK

[@paulgilbert3139]

This is what happen to the level of sea, its not curvature its the perspective 😛

[@-Viceroy-]

Use a super zoom camera. No need for editing tricks.

[@h.panout]

Wow. Love this effect. So trippy

[@RyanNangle]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@JongaLife]

Good stuff but thank God for drones

[@fastidious7695]

I ask because I don't know. Are you the king?

[@RyanNangle]

😂 definitely not 🙌

[@seb-depp]

Very cool effect. Could've just used a drone, though ;-) At least if you had someone to reposition the camera anyway.

[@denimcowboy]

is this possible in Davinci ? Epic effect!

[@iceshaker2836]

Limitless!

[@SyterPK]

This remind me of Generative Fill in Photoshop.

[@nathan_cantu2002]

I wonder because I made a short film with a lot of zooming transitions, and this is really good and I thought is this accurate to premiere Pro almost?

[@damienlobb85]

great little tutorial! And it can easily be adapted to other NLEs too

[@heckensteiner4713]

A faster way to do this is to not do it at all. 😅 Just kidding! Excellent job!

[@andyreynoldsiprovid133]

Faster way is to walk backwards.

[@OnMyTrek]

Another great tutorial. thank you!!!

[@tanner.quintero]

Do u have a tutorial like this but for a Zoom in?

[@RyanNangle]

You can switch the zoom out to zoom in on the Ken burns effect

[@starboy001]

Compound clip, Compound clip, Compound clip, Compound clip, Compound clip, Compound clip, And then I am going to compound clip

[@thetarzan9496]

how do it retain the quality of the first clip after nesting/compounding 4 times the orignal clip is very LQ

[@jarborra]

Yeah that's what I came on here to ask...

[@rzimbauer]

2012 called. They said they want their 30x optical zoom camcorder back No, for real though this is a good tutorial and I've seen a similar effect used with a drone at different heights to blend into a superzoom out to Google Earth. But the camcorder enthusiast in me also knows that if all you need is 8-bit color and you have enough light, a $100 used camcorder with a 30x optical zoom like the Sony CX430/405 or Canon R800 (R4-/5-/6-/700) would be able to do this effect with no post production in exactly 5 seconds.

[@kwinzman]

The sudden torso movement just when it was about to become too small to see is what really sells it.

[@MrMelonsz]

Does compounding a clip compress the video image quality? If not, that’s bloody amazing!

[@andyreynoldsiprovid133]

No it’s the same resolution

[@MyBakedTurtle]

Do this way easier with photoshop generative fill

[@fabandell]

Very sick

[@notkeehan]

Limitless series vibes

[@netmatrix75]

Hmmm.... this looks like a reverse of LIMITLESS movie opening intro scene.

[@KevinCovington5453]

OR.... You Can Buy Or Lease A $657,000 Sony Cinematic Camera and a $277,000 Panavision Attachment and a $98,000 Cannon Cinematic Lens In ONE SHOT! Total For Expenditure For You 400 Million Dollar Movie? $1,032,000.00 For Seven Days. The Minimum. Lease Period For The Three Items. Now, Can Your Effect Be Projected On a Movie Screen That Is 100 Feet Long and 38 Feet High? ...NO. LOL! PS: I know you cant tell it, but I enjoyed the progress and video you made!

[@Makarghya]

Please Share Advance Colour Correction Tutorial

[@JayHelms]

Another creative, excellent video. Thanks, Ryan!

[@RyanNangle]

Thanks again!

[@sunteem369]

Excellent video, thanks Ryan! One thing I wonder is why do you make a compound clip every time you put a clip on top of the other instead of doing them all and then making one single compoind clip…?

[@RyanNangle]

Because there is a limit to the zoom out you can do. Using compound clips resets that limit each time so you can zoom in further

[@sunteem369]

@@RyanNangle oooh! I see! hank you so much fo taking the time to reply! Much appreciated!!

[@_pasiarFpv]

Nice trick...

[@OutOfNameIdeas2]

Pretty complicated on final cut. Great video though. Interesting to see how it's done on apple.

[@MicroFourNerds]

Whaaaat 🤯

[@fusiongaming3655]

bro i want the exact same zoom effect but in reverse in the video you showed zoom out i need zoom in one hoping for reply

[@bobstark8749]

I'm not a FCP user, but I've been wondering how to do those long range zooms. Thanks for sharing!

[@SonD1D1]

always insane videos thanks

[@RyanNangle]

Appreciate it!

[@danielirvine7468]

Now there’s something AI can’t do 😂

[@ZoomNBoom]

Lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/gl7ddWaOjqhqnLM

[@Fallensk8r621]

Yet*

[@Exilir8]

When you turn your FOV up to max in minecraft

[@gregkrazanski]

nice idea but this looks freaking painful compared to doing it in AE

[@blaster-zy7xx]

Why not just use those super zoom telescopes we see on the internet for about twelve dollars? Hahahaha!!! (You probably just showed us how that made the fake ads for them)

[@Cavemantraining]

Awesome

[@JustJoshin708]

would I be able to do this if there were people walking around in the shot?