Directional Blur a way to repeat edge pixels?

[aspire029]

Hey everyone so i have been practicing whipping to the right and left down etc for when i want this style of transition. I followed a youtuber who creates an adjustment layer with an offset and directional blur, is there a way to clean up this edges when the transition begins, i could live with it but was wondering how much work would be involved to make a successful transition like this, i have heard people say they use a normal blur and do it that way but i prefer to have the motion of the blur in the direction of the whip.

Cheers, 

Any help would be great

[Hiro_N · Accepted solution]

It may not be what you want, but please try it if you like.

[aspire029]

Thanks @Hiro_N I will try it now... Thanks 🙂

[aspire029 · Accepted solution]

Dude what a miracle all i did was put the alpha layer and ticked ignore alpha and its fixed ... Amazing. No one was able to help me with this, i even was in a premiere pro discord channel but no one was able to come up with a solution that worked.. 

🙂 

[analytical_expert5C55]

three years later and super helpful! Really made a difference in my day, this stuff never is fixed so easy like this haha!

[aspire029]

Dude amazing no one was able to come up with a solution. It worked i added alpha adjust and ticked ignore alpha and it fixed. 🙂 Wow... thanks so much

[aspire029]

Fixed 🙂

[StudioHalo]

Thank you! In AE just do levels adjustment and tweak alpha...worked like a charm

[larahart]

This literally felt like a one-step solution and it made a really tough day a little better! Thank you!

[Vikypup]

In After Effects, to remove the black border while using Directional Blur, use the Set Matte effect and uncheck 'Composite Matte with Original'.