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It should be a simple smooth transition end - but it suddenly jolts the composite mode back on.Glitch Transitions for DaVinci Resolve is a remarkable davinci resolve template devised by illustrious author – iamkoltunov, who maintain 1,557 total sales and 5 ratings as yet.Īdditionally, what people need to know about reviews? Well, this project has 0 reviews. One single frame change causes this vast difference in the image above, which should not be happening. Note in the attached images where the timeline scrubber is. This means I cannot create smooth blended / transitioned composites which are essential to my work, and it seems like it's either a serious glitch, or perhaps a gross oversight by the Resolve team. Then when the transition is finally over, the composite mode jolts back into effect. In other words, while the transition is going, it just seems to ignore the composite mode all together. I noticed that when I have two overlapping layers and apply a composite mode to the top layer (for a fun blending effect between the two), many types of standard transitions within Resolve, generally the ones which involve warping / noise, don't seem to function with the composite modes.
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