Zoom is an easy one, it essentially just zooms in/out on the frame with blur to make the transition appear seamless.įor the Ultimate Zoom you can use the Pivot to change where in the frame you are zooming in during the transition. To customize you’ll need to head to the Inspector area. Ultimate ZoomĪs for how they work, all you have to do is drag the transitions onto an edit and you are good to go. You should now see the MrAT transitions in your transitions list. It’ll take care of the rest.Īn alternative is to hit the three dots in the Effects section, show folder, and then copy-paste the transitions files into that folder.
Go to the Edit Templates, expand it, click on transitions, and then just drag-and-drop the downloaded transitions into the transitions section. Save the presets you like the best and you have a library of purpose-built transitions for your videos.Īfter downloading, you’ll head into Resolve, move to the Fusion page and Effects Library. If you still run an older version you’ll have to go find his earlier transition packs.Ī benefit of the upgrade is that the edits are customizable, meaning the 40 variations in the earlier versions have been cut down to just four key options:ĭrop a transition on the timeline and make tweaks as you see fit. This pack, available for download here, is only compatible with Resolve 17. Now that Resolve 17 is out of beta it might be time to upgrade your software and upgrade your transitions. MrAlexTech has been putting together free (yes, free) transition packs for DaVinci Resolve and has a brand-new set of seamless transitions compatible with version 17. The built-in effects are fine, though separately available transitions can give you options you never even thought about and let you have a bit of fun while saving time in the edit. Doesn’t seem like much and only takes up a fraction of the video, but it has a big impact.
Add some spice to your next videos by using some stylized transitions.
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