Key framing can also be used to alter other things: brightness, white balance, filters, rotation, etc. It all comes down to punctuating the clip at various time points with "blazes" that you can then raise or lower with your mouse. It is also possible to do dynamic fading by working with the Opacity bar in the Modify tab section, or else the clip attributes section of the Key Frame tab. You can add or delete blazes to enable dynamic changes in the effect over the duration of the clip. This you can do while in the Modify mode or by adjusting the clip video opacity. Their whose time position or height you can alter with the mouse to alter the time or intensity of the effect. This will introduce fades to the beginning and / or end of the clip, identified by little diamonds or "blazes" along a little line. The simplest and fastest way is to highlight the relevant clip, click the Modify tab, then click the Properties tab, scroll down to fades, then click the fade-in or fade-out buttons, or click both. You have various options to shorten or lengthen the duration of a fade. Once found, I guess I can make it a "Favourite"?ĭo you want a simple fade in-out, or a cross-fade from one clip to another? The only thing I want is a simple Fade-Out/Fade-In transition, where I can make it faster or slower.Ĭould you please tell me where to go to find that? I am bumbling around in Transitions Room and am finding it a bit of a labyrinth.
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