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Using a White Flash as a Transition in Final Cut Pro

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Have you ever watched a movie where as you are cut to the next scence, there is a white flash. This is a very popular effect used in many Hollywood feature films and it can be acheived by using the Dip To Color video transition.

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Using The Dip To Color Transition to Create a Flash of White Between a Cut

1 Place the playhead on the cut in the timeline where you want to perform the Dip To Color Transition.

2 Go to Effects > Video Transitions > Dissolves > Dip To Color Dissolve.

3 You will see that a transition will have been placed where your playhead is located. Double click on the transition in the timeline to access the Tansition Editor.

4 Within the Tranistion Editor, go to the Color Field and click on the sqaure icon representing the default color, black, and choose white from the color menu. Click OK.

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