Playing with post in Shotcut.  Using "Size an Position", you can enlarge your video (cuts on the part you want to zoom) an with "keyframes" you can adjust the speed of he effect.




A Mavic Mini Zoom, in post.  How did I do?

Well look at you, thanks for sharing.  Another one of those perks of the forum look forward to making use.

Nice, thanks for sharing this

Zooming looks good.  Next you'll being doing the Ken Burns.

Looks good

DAFlys Posted at 6-3 00:47
Zooming looks good.  Next you'll being doing the Ken Burns.

I'm bald and can't rock a "Moe" hair cut

a good "friend" liked the effect BUT noted a "glitch"  in the video when I pulled zoom back.... CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!!

Original source recompiled...

I waited longer to pull back so that a "glitch" might be hiddened in the drone's yaw.   

Akirasho Posted at 6-5 00:41
I'm bald and can't rock a "Moe" hair cut

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ROTFL.

Akirasho Posted at 6-5 00:57
a good "friend" liked the effect BUT noted a "glitch"  in the video when I pulled zoom back.... CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!!

Original source recompiled...

well done!

Nicely done

In the first clip, it looks more like that the keyframe at the end of the cut zoom area is not on 100% scale, but rather a little higher and therefore a jump is visible. In addition, the keyframe type should be set to "smooth" rather than "linear" or "discrete". You can also take pans into the zoom if you use X and Y offset as keyframe in addition to "scale".

Awesome! Nice trick, thanks for sharing

jonny007 Posted at 6-5 03:51
In the first clip, it looks more like that the keyframe at the end of the cut zoom area is not on 100% scale, but rather a little higher and therefore a jump is visible. In addition, the keyframe type should be set to "smooth" rather than "linear" or "discrete". You can also take pans into the zoom if you use X and Y offset as keyframe in addition to "scale".

Thanks for the info!!!  My experience with video editors is limited to MS Movie Maker and Showbiz from ArcSoft (and a couple convertion apps with limited editing).

Glad if this helps others and myself in sharing!

maddox Posted at 6-5 09:18
Awesome! Nice trick, thanks for sharing

Old dog... new trick!

Hello there Akirasho. Thank you for reaching out and for posting this beautiful video you have created using your DJI Mavic Mini. Great work and fly safe always.