Color Height Transition plug-ins provide transitions specifically for iMovie.
Color Height Transition is a useful set of transitions plug-ins that can be easily integrated with iMovie. The principal concept behind it is quite simple as the transition from left to right will be determined based on the intensity of each pixel's color height. Users can benefit from up to ten different methods that can be used to determine how the pixel is transitioning from left to right.
Moreover, the plug-ins come equipped with an intro and exit feature where users can choose a custom color for their transition. The transitions available on this app include crossfade, fade in, and fade out. Crossfade will fade between two clips and provide ten different color height methods. On the other hand, fade in and fade out are determined by a user-specified color, using ten different methods.
Users can benefit from several key features on Color Height Transition. Firstly, there is a method pop-up which enables users to decide how a pixel transitions between the left and right source. Secondly, each method's first letter is used to determine which source is utilized for comparison. This means the plug supports five different methods for each source, resulting in a total of ten methods.
The methods listed on the app all concentrate on pixel intensity or fragments to decide when the pixel transitions from source left to source right. The “individual” method transitions each pixel's channel (red, green, and blue) individually. The “red” method uses only the pixel's red channel as an indicator, while the “green" method uses only the pixel's green channel. Lastly, the “blue” approach uses only the pixel's blue channel as an indicator to transition, and the “brightness” method uses the pixel's brightness as an indicator to transition.
To use Color Height Transition, users must have iMovie. In conclusion, Color Height Transition offers multiple transitions with various pixel intensity indicators, making it a valuable asset to both professional and amateur video creators.
Moreover, the plug-ins come equipped with an intro and exit feature where users can choose a custom color for their transition. The transitions available on this app include crossfade, fade in, and fade out. Crossfade will fade between two clips and provide ten different color height methods. On the other hand, fade in and fade out are determined by a user-specified color, using ten different methods.
Users can benefit from several key features on Color Height Transition. Firstly, there is a method pop-up which enables users to decide how a pixel transitions between the left and right source. Secondly, each method's first letter is used to determine which source is utilized for comparison. This means the plug supports five different methods for each source, resulting in a total of ten methods.
The methods listed on the app all concentrate on pixel intensity or fragments to decide when the pixel transitions from source left to source right. The “individual” method transitions each pixel's channel (red, green, and blue) individually. The “red” method uses only the pixel's red channel as an indicator, while the “green" method uses only the pixel's green channel. Lastly, the “blue” approach uses only the pixel's blue channel as an indicator to transition, and the “brightness” method uses the pixel's brightness as an indicator to transition.
To use Color Height Transition, users must have iMovie. In conclusion, Color Height Transition offers multiple transitions with various pixel intensity indicators, making it a valuable asset to both professional and amateur video creators.
What's New
Version 1.0.0: N/A