- Straight cut: This is actually no transition at all. One clips ends and the next begins, poof! Just like that.
- Fade: The outgoing clip fades out as the incoming clip fades in. Fades are also sometimes called dissolves.
- Wipe: The incoming clip wipes over the outgoing clip using one of many possible patterns. Alternatively, the outgoing clip may wipe away to reveal the incoming clip.
- Push: The outgoing clip is pushed off the screen by the incoming clip.
- 3-D: Some more advanced editing programs provide transitions that seem to work three dimensionally. For example, the outgoing clip might wrap itself up into a 3-D ball, which then spins and rolls off the screen. Pinnacle’s Hollywood FX plug-ins for Studio provide many interesting 3-D transitions. See Appendix D for more on Studio plug-ins.
Friday, November 14, 2008
Using Fades and Transitions Between Clips
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