The content in the effect is panned automatically one after the other. The order in which the content is panned is determined by the Timeline track arrangement. The effect is already filled with placeholders and a background image (book). You can of course adapt the content and use the effect as a template for your own ideas.

You can find the effect in the Toolbox under the Objects tab in the Object effects section.

Drag the effect from the Toolbox to the Timeline.

In the Timeline you can see that the effect consists of several content tracks that are already filled with a background image and placeholder images. These placeholder contents are used for orientation and a better understanding of the effect. They can be removed or replaced with your own material.

The objects are arranged one below the other in the effect. Each object inserted into the effect creates a camera panning station.
The content should not be shown to fill the format (except for any background), but should be arranged in a reduced size in the visible image area.

To adjust the duration of the effect (and therefore the duration of all its content), select the 2D camera pan in the Timeline and increase the display duration in the properties. If you are working with Flexi-Collagen in the effect, please use Intelligent scaling in the properties. Enter the new duration there.

The longer the Standstill time, the longer the individual stations of the 2D camera pan are viewed and the faster the panning movement to the next station takes place. With a shorter Standstill time, there is less time to view the image, but the panning between the content is slower.

Use the Zoom to set how close the camera moves to the content.
 
If you want the camera pan to take place in front of a background that is in the effect, activate the checkbox next to Use first image as background.

Under Animation, you can select whether the 2D camera pan should run with or without pans at the beginning and end or with a pan only at the beginning or only at the end.

If no check mark is set for Without return to the starting position, the camera zooms into the long shot during the panning between the individual stations so that the complete arrangement of the individual content is shown. If the check mark is set, the camera pans directly from station to station without showing the overall view in between.

1 Drag the 2D camera pan effect from the Toolbox to the Timeline. Click on the individual placeholder images to see their position in the layout designer. Replace the two images on the left-hand side of the book with your photos. If necessary, adjust the size of these images in the layout designer. On the right-hand side of the book, remove one image and replace the second with your material (in the example here, this is a portrait format photo).

2 Select the portrait format photo and set the aspect ratio to Keep in its properties. In motion path mode, remove the reduction by clicking on the Minus icon to remove the existing motion mark.
The image is now no longer cropped and can be seen in large in the Layout designer.

3 The portrait format photo should now have text and graphics for decoration.
To do this, enclose the portrait format photo in a Flexi-Collage object. Place additional graphics and a text object in the Flexi-Collage and arrange them around the image in the Layout designer. Increase the duration of these objects so that they are displayed for as long as the photo.

4 Select the Flexi-Collage in the Timeline. Then drag the dotted position frame of the Flexi-Collage at one of the four corners and place the collage on the right-hand page of the book by moving it. You can use the colored dot at the top of the positioning frame to Flexi-Collage rotate the collage.

When the effect is played back, the two images and Flexi-Collage are gradually scrolled by the camera.