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Article #46Re: Drop in luminence during transitions
From: Pierre_Hervieux
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 01:02
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 01:02
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One reason (not the only one) this can happen is that the clip material within the transition has to be rendered while the clip material before and after the transition is not rendered. This is more often seen with some third party transitions (some HollywoodFX transitions are prone to this). One way to avoid the change im luminosity is to force rendering for the whole clips before and after the offending transition. The less time consuming way to do that is to apply a simple effect to these 2 clips: say a Fast Blur with 0.0 blur.
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