Arataki itto CapCut

Capcut Tip:

You can use keyframes to pull off some pretty nice effects like zooming in or panning. I'll go to the very beginning of the clip, then in the top right-hand corner, I'll click on video and within the basic section under scale I'll click on this diamond icon. That inserts my first keyframe. For this one, I'll leave the scale at just 100%. Then I'll go all the way to the end of the clip, and once again, I'll click on this diamond icon. That inserts another keyframe.   On this keyframe, I'll adjust the scale to let's say about 140, maybe 150%. Now if I go to the very beginning of the clip and play it, you’ll notice that it starts zooming in, so it starts at 100% scale and as it approaches the second keyframe, it moves up to 150% scale.   With keyframes, you define the state at one point in time and then you also define the state at another point in time and then CapCut will morph between those two different keyframes. You can also use keyframes on things like the position, the rotation, the blend. You could even use it for things like audio where you could adjust the volume.