Anyone familiar with the BCC Pan and Zoom effect? I'm working with stills quite a bit and wanted to know if I can zoom out far enough that the photo (still) is around 40% scale....doesn't seem like I can. Does that mean I'm limited to zooming out to a full screen photo that's 100% scale in size? Seems strange that such a limitation would

when doing the drag method from the clipboard monitor onto your sequence, i'm unable to do this as an overwrite paste as you do on your tutorial. I'm only able to do this as an Insert paste, which pushes the entire sequence apart. Any thoughts as to what i'm doing wrong? thks

yes stacking vertically on top of each other.

Anyone know how to do this? Were you stack multiple sequences on top of each other on the same timeline?

When you solo a video or audio track by control clicking the little icon on the right to make it bright green...what does this really do? How is this any different than just highlighting the audio or video tabs? And what's the difference between the yellow speaker icons and the black speaker icons?

thank you all.

Is there a way I can batch export multiple sequences?

thank you all! The spectramatte worked out just fine.

I've got my green screen footage on v2 and my background footage on v1; I applied chroma key to the green screen on v2, but it's not completely keying out the green on the source - v1; It's leaving a tiny hint of green in the person's hair....tried tweaking the controls but just not able to completely get rid of the green. Any hints

Anyone know the best way to work with stills and zooming in and out, combined with a lot of movement up and down and sideways etc...all while maintaining a decent sharp looking image? I've tried using avid pan and zoom but it doesn't seem any better at maintaing picture quality than say a simple PIP effect or even just a resize effect. And the