Help! Push transition makes the clip that pushes the first one away black.

...the second clip does not appear to push the first out of the way; instead, a black screen pushes the first clip out of the way until the screen is completely black, then it pops into the second clip...

By @psylighter

Fyi, I've noticed this also happens if your clips are "smaller" than the sequence in which they reside...a condition which might not be obvious if the clips are nested then subsequently upscaled. Be sure the transitioning clips themselves fill the frame.

To create the Motion Blur over a transition, add an Adjustment layer to the track above. Trim it to the length of the transition. Add a Directional Blur effect to the Adjustment layer. Change the direction to 90 or -90, depending on which direction the Push is moving. Keyframe the Blur length from 0 at the beginning of the transition, to whatever you want the maximum to be in the middle, then back to 0 at the end. You can adjust the curves in the Effect Controls panel to experiment with timing.

Hello all,

if you can help us here, I had remote access to psylighter system

I applied an adjustment layer over a clip and over a solid layer to test

on the adjustment i applied 'Transform'.. worked with the properties

and nothing worked... i tried offset, same result, tried fast color correction

and nothing of the properties is working

psylighter will share his system specs with you if anybody can help working out this problem,

it seems that adjustment layers are not working properly on the layers beneath as they should

in normal workflows that I do everyday on my system, but i have not yet updated to latest 2018

so maybe there is a bug with the latest update ?

he has Open Cl working

Hi , prepared this :

push transition comp on Vimeo

I haven't used that in a while but it might be that you don't have "handles" on the beginning of that second clip.

Many transitions are built on having extra frames of the clip before and after the bit used in the sequence that are used for in and out transitions.

So if there aren't maybe 20-30 frames or so of unused clip before the in point of the second clip, there's maybe nothing to transition. Same for the out side of the first clip.

But again, I've not used that for a while, and might be completely wrong.

Neil