To save this awesome whip-up transition for future use in DaVinci Resolve go back to the timeline on the Edit page.Change the Curve to Ease in and In/Out to Expo to smooth the effect as you did before. Select Mirror so the blur increases to the middle of the transition and then decreases again. Use the Anim curves modifier on the Length value of the Directional Blur node.

Reduce the Length so the effect is not so harsh and change the Angle to match the direction of the movement.To finish up the transition we will add some motion blur by using a Directional Blur node.In this second Transform node, all you need to do is change the X Origin to -0.5 so the second clip starts out of view and whips into view as the first clip whips out of view.Swap the inputs if the wrong clip is in the front. Copy the Transform node and link it to your second MediaIn then link these 2 clips with a Merge node.This will create the whip motion we need by accelerating toward the end. Change the Curve to Ease in to smooth the transition then chance the In/Out to Expo.This modifier animates this parameter over any duration of the clip which means you can apply this transition dynamically once finished.

Right-click on distance and select Modify with > Anim Curves.Now click on Modifiers to use this tool.Select the Transform node then, in the Inspector right-click on center and choose Modify with > Vector Result.In Fusion delete the Cross-dissolve node and replace it with a Transform node.Right-click on the Cross-dissolve again and choose Open in the Fusion page.Right-click on the Cross-dissolve and change it to a Fusion Cross-Dissolve node.Add a standard Cross-dissolve node to 2 clips in the timeline on the Edit page.

We will take a simple cross-dissolve and change it into a seamless whip transition. Part 1: Create a Simple Whip Transition in DaVinci ResolveĭaVinci Resolve 17 allows you to create your own transition presets by changing the built-in transitions.

Part 3: Easily Add Multiple Transitions at Once in DaVinci Resolve.

Part 2: Create a Zoom Transition in DaVinci Resolve.

Part 1: Create a Simple Whip Transition in DaVinci Resolve.

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