Which statement about a Dip to Color transition's color change method is true?

Which statement about a Dip to Color transition's color change method is true?

• A. It can only be changed by applying a separate color effect
• B. It cannot be colored at all
• C. It changes automatically with scene lighting
• D. It is changed by adjusting the Background Color in the Effect Editor

Answer: (D)

Dip to Color creates a transition by fading into a solid color, and that color is defined directly in the transition’s settings. The color you dip to is controlled by the Background Color in the Effect Editor for that transition. Change that swatch to any color you want, and the dip will use it without needing any separate color effect. It also won’t automatically change with scene lighting—it's a user-defined color, not an automatic environmental response. So adjusting the Background Color in the Effect Editor is exactly how you change the dip color.

Dip to Color creates a transition by fading into a solid color, and that color is defined directly in the transition’s settings. The color you dip to is controlled by the Background Color in the Effect Editor for that transition. Change that swatch to any color you want, and the dip will use it without needing any separate color effect. It also won’t automatically change with scene lighting—it's a user-defined color, not an automatic environmental response. So adjusting the Background Color in the Effect Editor is exactly how you change the dip color.