From the course: Premiere Pro Guru: Better Transitions
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Applying the gradient wipe - Premiere Pro Tutorial
From the course: Premiere Pro Guru: Better Transitions
Applying the gradient wipe
- One of the most versatile effects that you have that works both as a clip-based as well as a transition-based effect, is the gradient wipe. This uses the gradual blend from black to white to dictate the shape and direction of a wipe. I've included a few gradient wipe patterns that you can explore. These are simple ones that I've made. For example, you see some different shapes here, sort of a chrome-type look. Or a simpler clock wipe that goes from black to white. It'll sweep across and reveal the shot. A fire-ish fiber, a rough texture, or more geometric-type patterns, or abstract patterns. All of these are quite useful. When we apply that effect, let's just go between two clips here, I'll type in the phrase "gradient" and you'll see from the Video Transitions category, "Gradient Wipe." Now be careful that you don't choose the transition effect, which is applied to a whole clip. And that's really more useful for titles. But for a clip-based transition, from the Video Transitions…
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The layered transition stack2m 53s
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Creating a blur transition5m 12s
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Creating a flash-frame transition3m 56s
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Luma fade4m 31s
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Applying the gradient wipe4m 9s
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Creating custom gradients using images4m 49s
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Creating and applying custom gradients from Photoshop2m 56s
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A better cross-zoom3m 48s
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Transitioning with a flare4m 23s
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