Adjustment Event Should also work on Opacity Levels.

iEmby wrote on 7/31/2024, 3:41 AM

You can see in this below situation it should be work like Fade Out and Fade In.

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Fu-Ji wrote on 7/31/2024, 3:56 AM

No, it only affects the strength of FX, but does not affect other attributes of clips, such as opacity. This is defined by industry standards.

zzzzzz9125 wrote on 7/31/2024, 4:01 AM

No, it only affects the strength of FX, but does not affect other attributes of clips, such as opacity, which is defined by industry standards.

@Fu-Ji Agree with you.

In the case which @iEmby mentioned, I recommend using a mask like this:

iEmby wrote on 7/31/2024, 4:04 AM

No, it only affects the strength of FX, but does not affect other attributes of clips, such as opacity. This is defined by industry standards.

ok then its good enough.

iEmby wrote on 7/31/2024, 4:06 AM

No, it only affects the strength of FX, but does not affect other attributes of clips, such as opacity, which is defined by industry standards.

@Fu-Ji Agree with you.

In the case which @iEmby mentioned, I recommend using a mask like this:

I use black solid color for fade in black & fade out black

iEmby wrote on 7/31/2024, 4:07 AM

In the case which @iEmby mentioned, I recommend using a mask like this:

this is also a good suggestion