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Eliminating frames in a transition?
Sometimes I cut (razor) a clip exactly on a frame where I want it to start. However, when I use it with a transition, some extra (leading) frames show up. Is there a way to eliminate these frames?
Thx,
Joe
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2 Replies
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This is an old chestnut covered many times in earlier posts.
When you apply a transition to the junction between two clips on the same track, Premiere adds extra frames to create an overlap for the duration of the transition. As a result, if you have trimmed a clip near a scene change, the scene change can re-appear part-way through the transition.
Several ways round this.
1. Allow enough ‘room’ for the transition.
2. Place the incoming clip on a different track and apply the transition only to the upper clip. That way no extra frames are added, but you need to create the overlap manually.
3. Double-click the transition on the timeline and examine the detail in the Effects Control window.
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Thx very much
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