Here's my question.
There are 5 key frames, 1st and 5th key frames to the first and the end. 2.3 are the point I changed the exposure. 4 is the sun sets down to the horizon.
What I want to do is to zoom up till key frame 4 from the 1st key frame and then, zoom down toward to the end (5th)
But it always end up like zoom up starts from key frame 3. I tried many times but didn't go well, I also tried like color toning first and and then just cropped after that.
What is wrong am I doing? Thanks

Here is the answer to you question:
http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-holy...44#pid7844

Here is the answer to you question:
http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-holy...44#pid7844

Thanks! I'll try

I just wrote a FAQ entry about this topic, check it out!
http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-anim...-keyframes

I had assumed that I could pan/zoom between multiple keyframes in a sequence, so basically work my way around a picture. But each time I set a crop at each keyframe, the middle keyframes are ignored and it transitions between the first and last keyframe. Is it possible to have multiple crops and transitions in one sequence, or can I only pan or zoom from the very first keyframe to the last keyframe?

The way I described it in the FAQ article is to individually animate the crop without taking care of the keyframes.

If you work the normal way, just set different crops to different keyframes and use the auto transition. Take care to leave some room for the animation, don't exaggerate the movement and don't place the crops too near to the borders otherwise you might get some clipping. You can visually preview the animation after applying the auto-transition by selecting the whole sequence (Ctrl-A) - then you see the overlayed crops.

I will try again tonight after work. I was probably just getting tired and not doing something right.