6: Increase viewer understanding: Zoom, Pan, Bam

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This lesson covers:
    (0:20) Zooms, pans, and when to use them in screencasts
    (1:30) Using SmartFocus as a starting point to add animations that zoom and pan
    (3:00) Editing zoom and pan animations
    (6:05) Adding your own animations to zoom and pan

After watching the video, complete the following exercise tasks:
    Add animations to zoom and pan in your video
    Save your project

Exercise Resources
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