Summary
The zoom effect applied during playback / in the rendered output is constrained by the preview canvas padding, so the zoomed-in viewport never reaches the full preview area — the visual zoom is weaker because it stops at the padded boundary instead of overflowing it.
Steps to reproduce
- Open a recording in the editor
- Add a zoom keyframe on a region of the timeline (press C while playing back, or use the zoom tool)
- Set a noticeable zoom level (e.g. 1.5x or 2x)
- Scrub the playhead into the zoom segment and watch the preview (or export the project and watch the rendered video)
Expected
During the zoom segment the preview should fill the full preview area — the zoomed-in viewport should overflow the preview padding and reach the edges of the canvas / composition.
Actual
The zoomed-in viewport is clipped / inset by the same padding that the preview canvas applies around its content. As a result the effect is not so good.
Environment
- Version: v1.8.0.rc4
- Area: editor preview / exporter (zoom transform)
Summary
The zoom effect applied during playback / in the rendered output is constrained by the preview canvas padding, so the zoomed-in viewport never reaches the full preview area — the visual zoom is weaker because it stops at the padded boundary instead of overflowing it.
Steps to reproduce
Expected
During the zoom segment the preview should fill the full preview area — the zoomed-in viewport should overflow the preview padding and reach the edges of the canvas / composition.
Actual
The zoomed-in viewport is clipped / inset by the same padding that the preview canvas applies around its content. As a result the effect is not so good.
Environment