Fade Out, Fade In Transition in Adobe Premiere Pro CC?!

[Ann Bens]

What is so special about a fade in FCP7
Premiere has cross fade, film fade or make your own with bezier curves.

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[Mark Jackson]

The big difference is that you can fade out and in by applying one transition (Final Cut Pro 7) as oppose to adding 2 transitions and space (In Adobe Premiere Pro CC) between the two.

I’m fairly new to Premiere Pro CC, and I’m trying to streamline my workflow.

Mark D. Jackson

[Paul Neumann]

Select the clip(s) and apply the transition.

[Andrew Kimery]

Mark are you talking about a Dip to Black transition? PPro has Dip to Black and Dip to White.

[Mark Jackson]

No. It is a fade out, fade in transition that you can apply to two clips joined together.

Mark D. Jackson

[Andrew Kimery]

[Mark Jackson] “No. It is a fade out, fade in transition that you can apply to two clips joined together.”

That’s exactly what PPro’s dip to black/white transition does. Drop it on an edit point and it will fade out the out-going clip and then fade-in on the incoming clip.

[Mark Jackson]

Thanks Andrew!!!

Mark D. Jackson