What does zooming for video mean?

Video scaling refers to adjusting the size of the target object during the video shooting process. This technique can be achieved with a zoom lens or post-editing software. For example, if you want to capture a distant scene, you can zoom out by adjusting the focus to make the scene clearer. This technique is widely used among photography enthusiasts and professional photographers, and can also be used to highlight certain elements in videos.

Video zoom can make your videos more vivid. By constantly resizing your target objects, you can create stunning visual effects for your audience. For example, in a trailer or movie, a zoom shot can highlight key scenes or characters, thereby heightening the tension and drama of the plot. At the same time, for video producers, video zooming can also be an innovative method to improve the level of visual art.

It should be noted that video zoom is not suitable for all scenarios. If used incorrectly, zoom lenses can create an uncomfortable user experience for viewers. For example, rapid changes in focus can cause the viewer's eyesight to be unable to adjust, resulting in a sense of dizziness. When making videos, you can decide whether to use a zoom lens based on actual needs, and use it reasonably. Only with reasonable use can we achieve better video effects.