You can easily have multiple images fade in and out by staggering them on the timeline and adding fade in/out animations.
As for creating a true Ken Burns effect, that's a little more complex. I can't think of a way to accomplish it in Storyline 1. In Storyline 2, you could add very subtle motion paths to the images, which would get you a bit closer (minus the zooming effect).
I cannot find a very recent answer to this question, but having followed an earlier hint to use PowerPoint, and record it as a video and then insert it in Storyline, I tried something else:
1) create a PowerPoint slide with an image. Make the image larger than the slide and apply e.g. the zoom out function, and for greater impact, use a long time. Then:
2) import the slide directly into Storyline.
3) publish and see the result, the entire effect is imported with the slide. No further animations settings necessary!
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Hi Sarah,
You can easily have multiple images fade in and out by staggering them on the timeline and adding fade in/out animations.
As for creating a true Ken Burns effect, that's a little more complex. I can't think of a way to accomplish it in Storyline 1. In Storyline 2, you could add very subtle motion paths to the images, which would get you a bit closer (minus the zooming effect).
Let me know if you have additional questions!
Hello!
I cannot find a very recent answer to this question, but having followed an earlier hint to use PowerPoint, and record it as a video and then insert it in Storyline, I tried something else:
1) create a PowerPoint slide with an image. Make the image larger than the slide and apply e.g. the zoom out function, and for greater impact, use a long time. Then:
2) import the slide directly into Storyline.
3) publish and see the result, the entire effect is imported with the slide. No further animations settings necessary!
The effect I find stunning!
Best regards,
Jan
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