PeterWalmsley

Thanks jt. Working my way through your instructions with my more complicated sequence but looks like it should work. Regards Peter

Seems to have been an interesting topic folks and thanks for all your replies. Igor, the Pan Z approach is a little smoother but not really good enough. JT - your example does work, but I don't understand what you've done! Can you explain in some more detail where and how you are setting the parameters on the timeline? Thanks Peter

Many thanks for all the suggestions folks. It'll take me a while to work through these! I have another show, not connected with this issue in which I'll try the perspective switch. Lin, the project file you suggested is now attached. . Kind regards Peter Zoom test_Jul6-2014_23-14-29.zip

I'm wanting to make a smooth zoom as I go from one slide to the next but although I have linear zoom set, the resulting overall zoom speeds up and slows down. In the attached file I have 6 slides to show the problem. (Note that I cannot just zoom out from one 'master' slide. I need the separate slides there to allow the individual pictures to appear.) As a more general problem, even a long linear zoom restricted to just one slide seems to speed up as it runs. Any advice anyone? Thanks Zoom test.zip