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Video Editing Made Easy with DaVinci Resolve 18

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Product type Book
Published in May 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801075251
Pages 340 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Lance Phillips Lance Phillips
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters close

Preface 1. Part 1: A Quick Start to DaVinci
2. Chapter 1: Getting Started with Resolve – Publishing Your First Cut 3. Chapter 2: Adding Titles and Motion Graphics 4. Chapter 3: Polishing the Camera Audio – Getting It in Sync 5. Chapter 4: Adding Narration, Voice Dubbing, and Subtitles 6. Chapter 5: Creating Additional Sound 7. Part 2: Fixing Audio and Video
8. Chapter 6: Working with Archive Footage 9. Chapter 7: Stabilizing Shaky Footage 10. Chapter 8: Hiding the Cut – Making Our Edits Invisible 11. Part 3: Advanced Techniques
12. Chapter 9: Adding Special Effects 13. Chapter 10: Split Screens and Picture-in-Picture 14. Chapter 11: Enhancing Color for Mood or Style 15. Chapter 12: Studio-Only Techniques 16. Glossary 17. Answers to Questions 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Transitions – moving from shot to shot

Our existing edited video used straight cuts as transitions, and 90% of the time, this suits our purposes. However, there may be an occasion when you need to add another type of transition to help enhance your story, such as Cross Dissolve to show the passing of time.

On the Cut page, open up the project you were working on in Chapter 1, or if you want an extra challenge, import someone else’s project so you can add transitions to theirs.

Key concept – transitions

A transition is basically how we move from one clip to another. Apart from the basic cut, all transitions consist of two clips that overlap each other slightly.

As we move from one clip to the other, the first one gradually disappears revealing the second clip underneath it. Transitions only vary in how they reveal the second clip underneath; for example, Dissolve slowly dissolves the first clip to reveal the second clip underneath it, whereas Star expands...

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