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How to Build Your Own Transitions in DaVinci Resolve - No Templates Needed

by Daniel Batal

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✨ Temas principales

  • Crear una transición con metraje adicionalEn lugar de usar una transición prediseñada, el tutorial utiliza un balón de fútbol sobre fondo verde para conectar dos clips. 0:31
  • Preparar y animar el balónSe acelera el clip, se marca el momento en que se ven los cordones y se anima su posición para que cruce la pantalla de izquierda a derecha. 1:02
  • Eliminar el fondo verdeEn Fusion, se añade un Delta Keyer y se selecciona el color verde con el cuentagotas para quitarlo del metraje. 2:34
  • Hacer que el balón revele el siguiente clipSe colocan los clips en pistas separadas y se anima el recorte del clip superior para que el nuevo plano aparezca detrás del balón. 5:06

🧠 Conclusiones clave

  • Aprovechar las herramientas básicasEl retiming, los marcadores, el ajuste de transformación y los fotogramas clave permiten crear una transición personalizada sin comprar plantillas. 1:02
  • Usar el ajuste magnéticoEl snapping facilita alinear el marcador del balón con el corte entre los dos clips. 2:04
  • Mantener el recorte ocultoEl límite del recorte debe permanecer detrás del balón durante todo su recorrido para que el cambio entre planos se vea fluido. 6:07

📚 Lecciones aprendidas

  • Un objeto puede funcionar como máscara móvilEl balón no solo cruza la pantalla; también oculta el recorte y revela el siguiente plano a su paso. 5:06
  • Revisar la transición mientras se animaComprueba que el borde del recorte no quede expuesto y ajusta su posición si aparece a un lado del balón. 6:37

🏁 Conclusión y próximos pasos

  • Probar la técnica con otros recursosSe pueden aplicar los mismos principios con distintos clips de pantalla verde y otros elementos para crear transiciones propias. 3:04
  • Consultar más tutoriales o pedir ayudaEl creador invita a dejar preguntas en los comentarios y a ver sus otros videos sobre DaVinci Resolve. 6:37

Transcript excerpt

0:00 So today I want to show you a few ways to make some cool transitions without having to spend a lot of money using some of the very basic features that we've talked about many times here on the channel. The fundamentals. Let's dive in. So here I've got some video clips that I brought into my project. Let me bring some of these down. We'll go with the football stadium arena. Put that in the timeline on one track. And right next to it, we're going to put a clip of someone punting a football. Now if I put them side by side, it creates just a standard cut. Goes from one clip to the next clip. But if I wanted to do something more interesting than that, yes, we know you could go up to the

0:31 effects tab, you could go down to video transitions, and you can grab all kinds of transitions that you can see how they would look from one clip to another just by hovering your mouse over either one. It'll show you what that transition would look like if you pasted it between these two clips. But one cool thing that you can do is you can actually go find some other footage and use it as a transition. Let me show you what I mean. So, I've got a piece of green screen footage of just a football that's just rotating around in a circle. If I put that into a track above my two clips, watch what I can do here. First of all,

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Questions & Answers

Common questions about this video

How can you use green-screen footage to create a custom transition in DaVinci Resolve?

Place the green-screen clip on a track above the two clips you want to transition between, remove its green background with the Delta Keyer, then animate the footage so it moves across the screen and reveals the next shot. 0:31

How do you change the speed of a clip using Retime Controls?

Right-click the clip and choose Retime Controls. Drag the control at the clip’s upper-right edge left to speed it up or right to slow it down; the percentage shown indicates the speed relative to normal. 1:02

How do you line up a marker on a clip with the edit point between two clips?

Add a marker where the desired moment occurs, then drag the clip until the marker aligns with the edit point. Turn on the snapping magnet so the clip locks into place when the points line up. 1:34

How do you remove a green background with the Delta Keyer?

Open the clip in the Fusion page, select its media node, press Shift+Spacebar, search for and add Delta Keyer, then drag the eyedropper over the green background. 2:34

How do you animate a football so it moves across the frame?

Move the playhead to the starting point, set the football’s Position X so it is off-screen on the left, and add transform keyframes in the Inspector. Move forward in time and change Position X so the ball travels off-screen to the right. 4:04

Why does animating the football alone not create a complete transition?

The ball moves across the screen, but the original background remains visible until the next clip cuts in abruptly. To make a transition, the new footage needs to be revealed alongside the moving ball. 4:35

How do you reveal the next clip behind the moving football?

Move the stadium and football footage onto tracks above the original clips, then select the stadium clip and use Crop. Keyframe the left crop edge so the new footage slides in behind the football as it crosses the frame. 5:06

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