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Fading opacity
Is there a way to fade the opacity? I know how to adjust it, but I need to fade it going into my next segment but if there is a way I haven’t figured it out.
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In other words, you wish to INCREASE the Transparency – yes?
G
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no I want to fade the opacity. I want it at one strength and fade it to another strength if that makes since?
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I suppose you could slice up the video sequence into however many segments have different levels of transparency/opacity (whatever it wants to be called), establish the level for each one, then just do dissolves between them (?)
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[Kelly Griffin] ” (whatever it wants to be called)”
Well, here’s an article worth reading – it’s quite Transparent and not at all Opaque.
OK, what are you trying to achieve?
G
Video Content Creator and Potter
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Do you mean using Video Composite Level with points? Adjusting the points changes the opacity level.
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Right-click on the track and select Insert/Remove Envelope and choose Composite Level. This will create a composite envelope that can control opacity over time by adding keyframes.
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