How to set fade in and fade out effects for videos in Premiere
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- 2021-01-22 13:51:4053060browse
Premiere method to set fade-in and fade-out effects for videos: first create a new project, and set the project name and save location; then import the selected video, set the out point and in point; then set the out point and in point, and Find the effects control window; finally pull the timeline back to the beginning and end of the video.
The operating environment of this article: Windows 7 system, Adobe Premiere Pro 2020 version, Dell G3 computer.
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Premiere method to set the fade-in and fade-out effect for the video:
1. Open Premiere, select New Project, and the New Project Settings window will pop up. Set the project name and save location in this New Project Settings window. Other settings can remain unchanged.
#2. After creating a new project, enter the PR editing interface, execute the shortcut key Ctrl I to import the file, select a video that needs to be added with a fade-in and fade-out effect, and import it into the PR.
#3. Double-click the video material to preview, set the out point and in point, then drag the video clip with the set in point and out point and click the mouse on the timeline. Left click to create a sequence. The video footage is located on video track 1 of the generated sequence.
4. Select the video material and open the effect control window. Find the opacity setting in the effect control window. The end position of the fade-in and the start time point of the fade-out are different. Enter a keyframe for the transparency effect.
5. Pull the timeline back to the beginning and end of the video, then set the opacity value to 0 and generate key frames. Such a keyframe animation is completed.
#6. Select all opacity keyframes in the effect control, right-click the mouse to execute the Bezier curve command to make the fade effect softer.
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