Движения камеры — Зум

Camera: dolly zoom in. Movement: Move the camera physically forward while simultaneously decreasing lens focal length in one continuous shot. Speed: Synchronize the approach and zoom smoothly. Framing: Keep the main subject at approximately constant screen size and position; the background becomes smaller relative to it as the viewpoint approaches and depth appears exaggerated. Synchronize both changes continuously so the subject’s screen size stays nearly unchanged at intermediate moments, not just in the first and last frames. End: Stop the forward travel and focal-length change together, th

Camera: crash zoom out. Movement: Decrease the lens focal length from a fixed camera position and viewing direction in one continuous shot. Speed: A brief opening hold, then one abrupt, punchy focal-length change and a sharp stop. Framing: Keep the zoom centered on the same visual anchor as the field of view widens; retain the same viewpoint and perspective relationships, with no translation-induced parallax. Make a clearly visible but moderate reduction of the visual anchor; fixed scene elements retain their mutual occlusions because the viewpoint does not move. End: Hold the wider compositio

Camera: crash zoom in. Movement: Increase the lens focal length from a fixed camera position and viewing direction in one continuous shot. Speed: A brief opening hold, then one abrupt, punchy focal-length change and a sharp stop. Framing: Keep the zoom centered on the same visual anchor as the field of view narrows; retain the same viewpoint and perspective relationships, with no translation-induced parallax. Make a clearly visible but moderate enlargement of the visual anchor; fixed scene elements retain their mutual occlusions because the viewpoint does not move. End: Hold the tighter compos

Camera: fast zoom out. Movement: Decrease the lens focal length from a fixed camera position and viewing direction in one continuous shot. Speed: A quick, clearly visible focal-length change followed by a steady hold. Framing: Keep the zoom centered on the same visual anchor as the field of view widens; retain the same viewpoint and perspective relationships, with no translation-induced parallax. Make a clearly visible but moderate reduction of the visual anchor; fixed scene elements retain their mutual occlusions because the viewpoint does not move. End: Hold the wider composition at the fina

Camera: fast zoom in. Movement: Increase the lens focal length from a fixed camera position and viewing direction in one continuous shot. Speed: A quick, clearly visible focal-length change followed by a steady hold. Framing: Keep the zoom centered on the same visual anchor as the field of view narrows; retain the same viewpoint and perspective relationships, with no translation-induced parallax. Make a clearly visible but moderate enlargement of the visual anchor; fixed scene elements retain their mutual occlusions because the viewpoint does not move. End: Hold the tighter composition at the

Camera: slow zoom out. Movement: Decrease the lens focal length from a fixed camera position and viewing direction in one continuous shot. Speed: Gradual, even focal-length change across most of the shot. Framing: Keep the zoom centered on the same visual anchor as the field of view widens; retain the same viewpoint and perspective relationships, with no translation-induced parallax. Make a clearly visible but moderate reduction of the visual anchor; fixed scene elements retain their mutual occlusions because the viewpoint does not move. End: Hold the wider composition at the final focal lengt

Camera: slow zoom in. Movement: Increase the lens focal length from a fixed camera position and viewing direction in one continuous shot. Speed: Gradual, even focal-length change across most of the shot. Framing: Keep the zoom centered on the same visual anchor as the field of view narrows; retain the same viewpoint and perspective relationships, with no translation-induced parallax. Make a clearly visible but moderate enlargement of the visual anchor; fixed scene elements retain their mutual occlusions because the viewpoint does not move. End: Hold the tighter composition at the final focal l