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Wipe is a transition effect used in video editing to smoothly transition from one scene to another. It involves a gradual replacement of one image with another, usually in a horizontal or vertical direction. Wipe transitions are commonly used in news broadcasts, documentaries, and other video productions to indicate a change in location, time, or subject matter.
There are several types of wipe transitions that can be used in video editing. The most common types include:
To use wipe transitions in video editing, you need to have a video editing software that supports this effect. Most video editing software, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and iMovie, have built-in wipe transitions that you can use. To apply a wipe transition, simply drag and drop the effect onto the transition point between two clips. You can then customize the duration and direction of the wipe transition to suit your needs.
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