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DIRECTING SCENES EFFECTIVELY (EFFECT – FADE)
You can add fading to the beginning and/or end of scene.
There are three types of special effects:
Fade Out | Fade Out | Fade Out |
Fade In | Fade In |
Wipe:
Fades in from black screen to vertical direction of screen Fades out from vertical direction of screen to black screen
Fade In
B/W:
Fades in from Black and White screen to color screen Fades out from color screen to Black and White screen
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4 Choose, “Scene”, “Effect”, “Fade” and then press the Abutton.
5 The “Fade” screen will appear: If you are sure you want to add the fade effect to the scene, press the Abutton.
If you want to change the scene to which fade is added, you can change it on this screen.
6 Select the special effects for “IN” and/or “OUT”, choose “Enter”, and then press the
Abutton.
You can use f/eto move the cursor to “IN”, “OUT”, “Enter” or “Cancel”.
Use d/cto choose the effect to be added, and then press Ato set the effect.
To cancel setting, choose “Cancel”.
If you choose “Enter” and press A, the “Fade” screen will be restored after a message appears.
Repeat steps 5 and 6 to add fade to other scenes.
7 Press the Cbutton to quit.
The “[” and/or “]” icon(s) will appear in the scenes for which fade in and/or fade out have been set.
“In” effect
PLAY “Out” effect
Note:
If a disc on which fade has been set on scene with this DVD video camera/recorder is played on a DVD reorder/player, or the scene is captured into a PC, the set fade will not be reflected (see Note on page 76).
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