Other types of transitions here are pretty cool. And while I was able to do that effect before, this is a lot easier in that it's a single effect. And you see we have a nice transition there that creates both a stretch and a fade. Additionally, you can even have the exposure get brighter as it moves through the blur, and adjust the total duration of how much is a blur versus a dissolve. And if it's a uniform blur or one that's more horizontal, with separate controlling on the vertical. You'll note that you have controls for how much it blurs.

I like this 'cause it combines both the blur and the cross-fade. I'm not gonna walk you through every transition, but I wanna show you some of the things that it does.

I'm gonna go over the Effects panel here and from my video transitions, you'll see Filmimpact, and they've got two different packs, 1 and 2. But all Premiere Pro editors will benefit from actually using the four free transitions. So if you are interested in Transition Pack 2, you'll need to actually pick that up. Down here for the other pack, everything is a demo. This means that they're non-watermarked, so you can actually use these four transitions. You'll note here that several of the transitions will continue to be free as you do the demo. One of the reasons I recommend downloading these is that if you pull down the trial, you still get some actual transitions that continue to work. These packs offer some great high-quality transitions, but they're relatively small packs. Filmimpact offers two different transition packs, although they may have more in the future. I wanted to make sure that you had access to effects on all platforms. Each of these is cross-platform, which was an important decision when I selected them. While there are many third partY manufacturers out there, I've chosen five to feature that offer transitions available for Premiere Pro.

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