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Transitions

This entry is part 6 of 11 in the series Introduction to Video Editing

Posted Jul 6, 2008 by Rich Menga  

A transition from one video clip to another means under most circumstances that an effect is being applied. For example, dissolving (sometimes known as fading) from one clip to another is a digital effect.

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