If you add a Dip to Color transition effect, how do you change its color?

If you add a Dip to Color transition effect, how do you change its color?

• A. Adjust the Background Color in the Effect Editor
• B. Increase the dip duration
• C. Change the clip's brightness
• D. Add a new Color effect on top of the transition

Answer: (A)

The color of a Dip to Color transition is controlled by the color that fills the screen during the dip. In practice, you change this by opening the Effect Editor for that transition and adjusting the Background Color. Pick the color you want, and the dip will transition through that fill color rather than the clips themselves. Changing the duration would only affect how long the dip lasts, not the color. Altering the clip’s brightness changes the image levels, not the transition fill color. Adding a separate Color effect on top won’t override the dip’s fill color by default—the color seen during the transition comes from the Dip to Color effect’s own Background Color setting.

The color of a Dip to Color transition is controlled by the color that fills the screen during the dip. In practice, you change this by opening the Effect Editor for that transition and adjusting the Background Color. Pick the color you want, and the dip will transition through that fill color rather than the clips themselves.

Changing the duration would only affect how long the dip lasts, not the color. Altering the clip’s brightness changes the image levels, not the transition fill color. Adding a separate Color effect on top won’t override the dip’s fill color by default—the color seen during the transition comes from the Dip to Color effect’s own Background Color setting.