在视频编辑(video editing)的许多情况下,跳切是将剪辑组合在一起的最简单、最自然的方法。但是,如果您想为音乐视频、广告、预告片或前奏和后奏等项目选择更具风格的东西,其他类型的过渡非常有用。
在Adobe Premiere Pro中,有许多过渡效果可用,并且您可以通过无数种方式更改它们以适合您的视频。在本文中,您将了解在哪里可以找到过渡效果、如何将它们插入到您的项目中,以及如何合并它们以使它们看起来像您想要的那样。一旦(Once)掌握了转换的窍门,它将成为您在许多未来项目中使用的重要工具。
如何在 Premiere Pro 中添加过渡(How To Add a Transition in Premiere Pro)
查找(Finding)和添加过渡是一个非常简单的过程。您将能够在“效果(Effects )”面板中找到所有过渡选项,您可以从最顶部的选项栏访问该面板。选择此项,面板将出现在右侧。按照以下步骤添加过渡。
- 在“效果(Effects )”面板中,转到“视频转场( Video Transitions)” 。
- 选择(Select)任何类型的过渡并找到您想要使用的过渡。
- 单击(Click)并按住过渡,然后将其拖动到您要使用它的剪辑的开头或结尾。(beginning or end)或者,将其放置在两个剪辑之间,以在一个剪辑的结尾和另一个剪辑的开头之间进行过渡。
Premiere中有许多不同的过渡可供选择,其中一些可能比其他过渡更适合您的项目。对于更自然的过渡,您需要查看Dissolve 部分(Dissolve section)。大多数其他过渡效果可能看起来有点过头或俗气,但根据您的项目,它们可能会起作用,特别是如果您决定自己编辑过渡。
如何编辑过渡(How To Edit a Transition)
也许您不希望过渡持续那么久,或者您不希望它如此引人注目。值得庆幸的是,Premiere允许您在“效果控件”面板(Effect Controls panel)中轻松编辑过渡。但是,编辑转场与编辑其他 Premiere 效果(editing other Premiere effects)略有不同。因此,请按照以下步骤让您的正确。
- 当您在“效果(Effects)”选项卡下工作时,请转到左上角的“效果控件(Effect Controls)”面板。
- 现在,在时间线中,选择您添加到剪辑中的转场。您应该会看到效果控件(Effect Controls) 面板发生了变化,其中标(panel change)有 A(A)和B的方块以及一个迷你时间轴。
- 您可以通过转到A 方块(A square)下方的栏来更改过渡的开始位置。单击(Click)并拖动小圆圈以更改“开始(Start)”值。这将导致过渡在靠近或远离第二个剪辑的开头开始。要更改过渡的端点,请使用B 方块(B square)下方的栏。
- 您还可以使用“持续时间(Duration)”值整体更改过渡的长度。如果您将鼠标悬停在该值上,您可以单击并向左或向右拖动来更改它。这将使两个剪辑的整个过渡时间更长(transition longer)。
- 您还可以快速将过渡对齐到剪辑剪辑的开始位置。转到对齐(Alignment )下拉菜单,然后根据剪切选择您希望过渡开始或结束的位置。
使用这些效果控件,您可以使您的过渡看起来平滑并完美地适合您的项目。此外,您所做的任何编辑都将实时更改,因此您可以在编辑时查看它们如何影响您的视频。
根据您选择的转场,您可能有更多或更少的转场编辑选项。例如,如果您添加沉浸式视频转(Video transition)场,您将能够编辑灯光效果的特定质量,例如曝光、旋转(Rotation)等。您通常可以通过更改值或从下拉列表中选择选项来更改这些值。在这种情况下,尝试看看什么对你有用。
如何删除过渡(How To Delete a Transition)
如果您认为过渡在您的项目中不起作用,则删除它们很简单。只需确保在执行此操作之前要删除它,因为您可能对过渡所做的任何编辑都将丢失。
删除转换有两种不同的方法:
- 在时间轴中找到过渡并选择它。然后,点击键盘上的Backspace 。
- 在时间轴中选择过渡,然后右键单击它。选择清除(Clear ),过渡将被删除。
在 Adobe Premiere Pro 中添加过渡(Adding Transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro)
正确地进行过渡(transition right)可以产生一些标志性的效果——看看《星球大战》中令人难忘的擦除过渡(Wipe transition)的使用。它们还可以很好地为音乐视频、广告或您在社交媒体上分享的任何视频(any video you share on social media)添加额外的流行音乐。
尝试使用转场,您将顺利地使它们成为您任何项目的重要补充。
How To Add Transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro
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In Adobe Premiere Pro, there are many transition effects available, and endless ways you can alter them to suit your video. In this article, you’ll discover where to find transition effects, how to insert them into your project, and how to incorporate them so they look the way you want them to. Once you get the hang of transitions, it’ll be an important tool for you to use on many future projects.
How To Add a Transition in Premiere Pro
Finding and adding transitions is a very easy process. You’ll be able to find all your transition options in the Effects panel, which you can access from the topmost options bar. Select this and the panel will appear on the right. Follow these steps to then add your transition.
- In the Effects panel, go to Video Transitions.
- Select any of the types of transitions and find the one you’d like to use.
- Click and hold on the transition and then drag it to the beginning or end of the clip you’d like to use it on. Or, place it between two clips to transition between the end of one clip and the beginning of another.
There are many different transitions to choose from in Premiere, and some of them may be better suited to your project than others. For more natural transitions, you’ll want to look under the Dissolve section. Most of the other transitions effects can seem a bit over the top or tacky, but depending on your project they may work, especially if you decide to edit the transition yourself.
How To Edit a Transition
Maybe you don’t want a transition to last as long, or you don’t want it to be as noticeable. Thankfully, Premiere allows you to edit your transitions within the Effect Controls panel easily. Editing a transition is a little different than editing other Premiere effects, however. So follow these steps to get yours just right.
- Go to the Effect Controls panel on the top-left when you’re working under the Effects tab.
- Now, in the timeline, select the transition you’ve added to your clips. You should see the Effect Controls panel change, with squares labeled A and B and a mini timeline besides that.
- You can change where the transition starts by going to the bar underneath the A square. Click and drag the small circle to change the Start value. This will cause the transition to begin closer to or further from the beginning of the second clip. To change the endpoint of the transition, use the bar underneath the B square.
- You can also change the length of the transition as a whole with the Duration value. If you hover over this value, you can click and drag left or right to change it. This will make the entire transition longer for both clips.
- You can also quickly align the transition to start where the clips are cut. Go to the Alignment dropdown and select where you’d like the transition to start or end according to the cut.
Using these effect controls, you can make your transition look smooth and fit your project perfectly. Also, any edits you make will be changed in real-time, so you can watch how they affect your video while you’re editing.
Depending on the transition you chose, you may have more or fewer options for editing the transition. For example, if you add an Immersive Video transition, you’ll be able to edit specific qualities of the light effects, such as Exposure, Rotation, and more. You can usually change these by altering a value or selecting an option from a dropdown. In this case, experiment to see what works for you.
How To Delete a Transition
If you decide a transition just isn’t working in your project, it’s simple to delete them. Just make sure you want to delete it before doing so, as any edits you may have made on the transition will be lost.
There are two different ways to delete a transition:
- Find the transition in your timeline and select it. Then, hit Backspace on your keyboard.
- Select the transition in your timeline, and then right-click on it. Select Clear and the transition will be erased.
Adding Transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro
Doing a transition right can result in some iconic effects– just look at Star Wars’ memorable use of the Wipe transition. They can also be great to add an extra pop to music videos, advertisements, or any video you share on social media.
Experiment with using transitions, and you’ll be well on your way to making them a great addition to any of your projects.