Video transition from photo to video shows different frame of photo when transitioning?

[GlynDHughes]

Hi there,

I'm not even sure I can explain the issue I am seeing in the subject line so please bear with me.

On the timeline I begin with a still photo in which I zoom in from the beginning of the clip to the end using a 100-200 Zoom effect and I alter the position from beginning to end in a linear fashion.

This works exactly as I had hoped and looks good in the timeline when it crosses onto a video clip with a hard cut which I want to smooth out with a cross dissolve or similar.

So I apply the cross dissolve but when playing back I see the cross dissolve starting to do its stuff but just before the transition finishes I see what looks like a zoomed portion of a different part of the photo?

I'mnmot even sure I can explain it in the body let alone the subject line! 🙂

I have played around with not only the duration of the transition but also different transitions and see the same thing every time.

Just as the dissolve fades out I see a few frames of part of the photo which isn't there when I remove the transition - frame 24 of the photo cuts sharply to frame 1 of the video.

Where is this oming from and more importantly how do I prevent this behaviour?

As a newbie to all this and throwing myself in the deep end tit's going to be me who has missed something fundamental I'm sure so I'm asking some kind soul if they can help me please.

Thanks & kind regards,

-=Glyn=-

[Harold Silva]

Hola GlynDHughes
lo que tienes que tener en cuenta en este caso es que las fotogafias:
1 deben estar en resolucion 72  para que puedas trabajarlas correctamente
2 el tamaño de la fotografia no deberia ser masyor a 4k

Otro detalle es que cuando generas fotogramas clave para el mvimiento y luego añades una transicion esta no alarga la posicion del fotograma por lo que notaras que se congela el moviemnto al finalizar o iniciar la transicion.

aqui mas informacion:
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/transition-overview-applying-transitions.html

Saludos

[GlynDHughes]

Thanks for the quick reply and the link Harold but I seem to be following the procedure to put a transition between the still photo and video clip in the timeline.

I have also tried trimming some frames from the end of the photo and applying the transition to no avail.

Halfway through the fade it seems to be the first frame of the photo that appears to be overlaid across the beginning of the video clip instead of just fading out the end of the photo and fading in the video clip which was why I tried trimming the photo clip in case my zoom/reposition didn't quite make it to the last frame or something.

Gracias por intentarlo! 🙂

-=Glyn=-

[Ann Bens]

There is no point in trimming a photo. A photo/still image is 12 hours long.

[Ann Bens]

Transitions use handles.

Most likely, you are seeing the frames of the adjacent video clip.

If you just want the image to fade out, use the cross dissolve as a End to Cut (open transition in Effect Controls) or keyframe Opacity.

http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/transition-overview-applying-transitions.html

This might seem all a bit of abracadabra but its very basic.

At this stage you will encounter lots of obstacles, and it might very well take the fun out of editing as you know very little about the software.

As stated in the other thread, you really need to follow so tutorials before starting a real project.

[Peru Bob]

Delete the Media Cache and Media Cache files:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/faq-how-to-clear-your-media-cache-in-30-seconds-in-premi...

Then try unchecking Composite in linear color in the sequence settings.

[GlynDHughes · Accepted solution]

As always thanks for the replies Ann/Bob.

It was definitely the first frame or frames of the photo appearing over the beginning of the video towards the end of the transition but I seem to have stumbled across the fix.

I enlarged the photo timeline in the Effects window and one of the triangular keyframes I thought was at the end of the clip was a little ahead of the others. I dragged it right to the end of the photo and that seems to have done the trick!

Appreciate the replies.

Thanks & kind regards,

-=Glyn=-