5 easy-to-learn transition techniques that you must know!

Rotation transition

Make the same rotation in different scenes and connect them. Shooting steps: Hold the camera and do the rotation in scene A; after changing to scene B, do the same rotation. After the shooting is completed, only the two clips need to be simply spliced. When splicing, pay attention to editing and splicing from the middle of the second clip, so that the picture will be more natural and smooth.

Occlusion transition

When shooting, use hands or other objects to act as obstructions to create an occlusion transition effect. Shooting steps: Shoot the shot in front of the obstruction. In scene A, gradually move the lens closer to the obstruction until the screen is covered by the entire obstruction; take a shot of the lens behind the obstruction. In scene B, start shooting away from the scene where the screen is covered by the entire occlusion until the end of shooting.

After the shooting is completed, you only need to simply splice the materials of the two clips, and the natural scene switching transition effect can be easily completed.

Walking transition

Make the same walking action in different scenes and connect them. Shooting steps: In scene A, shoot from top to bottom and record the way the feet are walking; change to scene B and record in the same way, paying attention to the walking pace. After the shooting is completed, you only need to splice the materials of the two clips. It should be noted that the ending shot in the first clip must be consistent with the position of the foot of the first scene in the second clip on the screen.

Jitter transition

Use the jitter effect to create clever transitions. Shooting steps: In scene A, after recording other shots in the scene, shake the lens; switch to scene B, start recording and shake the lens. After shaking, stabilize the lens and continue recording other content. After the shooting is completed, the two clips need to be simply spliced ??together, and the transition effect of natural transition between different spaces can be easily completed.

Jerky camera transition

This transition is suitable for changing scenes and people. Shooting steps: In scene A, after recording other shots in the scene, quickly rotate the lens 180 degrees; change to scene B, rotate the lens 180 degrees in the opposite direction and then aim at the person being photographed. After the shooting is completed, the two clips need to be simply spliced ??together, and the natural scene switching transition effect can be easily completed.

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