TransFlash - Luma Based Transitions for Final Cut Pro X - Pixel Film Studios

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Channel: Pixel Film Studios · 2017 · Film & Animation

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TransFlash

Luma Based Transitions for FCPX

TransFlash is a set of luma-based transitions created exclusively for Final Cut Pro X.  Seamlessly transition from scene to scene using blasts of light derived from the luminance of both pieces of footage.  Choose from subtle flashes, zoom flashes, and colorful RGB distorting flashes.  Effortlessly move from one clip to the next with Pixel Film Studios' transition effects.

Transitioning with TransFlash in FCPX

Over-Exposed Transition Effects

TransFlash utilizes the light in both scenes and overexposes with a variety of effects to create a seamless transition. Easily adjust the flash strength and brightness with a single slider.  With distortion controls, users can alter the distortion amount, zoom amount, and zoom position with the click of the mouse.  TransFlash makes transitioning a breeze in Final Cut Pro X.

Easily Customizable in FCPX

Transitions are extremely easy to use in Final Cut Pro X.  To start, drag a preset between two video clips in the FCPX timeline.  Next, click and drag the edge of the transition to stretch or shrink the animation duration of preset.  After adjusting timing, change the camera, distortion, and effect controls that can be found in the top-right inspector window.


Camera Rumble Controls

TransFlash features camera controls that allow editors to simulate the effect of a shaky camera.  Turn up the shake amount to increase the camera rumble to complement stronger prism and zoom blur effects..  With the "new shake" generate button, users can instantly create a unique camera shake with the click of a mouse.

Zoom On-Screen Controls

TransFlash features zoom on-screen controls that allow editors to alter the focal point of the transition effect.  Click and drag the control to see a live preview of the change in the Final Cut Pro viewer window.  With the "zoom amount" slider, users can adjust the dynamic blurring between video clips.  Instantly transform the look and feel of any video production.

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