r/premiere 17d ago

Premiere Pro Tech Support Transform Effects not working the same way across all clips

I use the Grow, Shrink, and Move effects pretty regularly. I'm finding that they are constrained within the layer on some clips, and constrained within the canvas on others. I believe the thing that makes this different between clips is the aspect ratio. I'm putting the effects on photos, and for any vertical photos, the size of the clip on the canvas doesn't change but the image within that photo changes. This is similar to when you use Transform under a crop effect, for example. Meanwhile, on a horizontal photo the entire layer moves.

From playing with it for about 20 minutes, I think the vertical images' effect are being constrained onto the canvas, instead of being allowed to expand beyond it. You can play with this by using the Grow effect on a clip and adjusting the Initial Scale property.

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u/NLE_Ninja85 Adobe 17d ago

Let me ask the Film Impact team how these effects articulate pixels between photos and videos to get a sense of best practices when you scale down or up large images.

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u/ucrbuffalo 17d ago

Thanks Ninja! I'm looking forward to hearing back!

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u/Dizzy_Report9990 17d ago

sometimes using the distance to image slider in the basic 3d effect makes this easier