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* ''Series/MissMarple1984'': "Sleeping Murder" uses a dissolve effect when it flashes back to events to 20 years before. Different stories take different approaches to {{flashback}}s, if they're used at all, and this is the only time the series uses a dissolve in this way.
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* ''Series/Des2020'': The second episode opens with a {{flashback}} showing Nilsen, at night, watching a fire (containing a CarpetRolledCorpse) in his Melrose Avenue garden. It then dissolves to the same garden, by daylight, after his arrest, with the police searching the scene.
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A dissolve is often accompanied by a synchronized audio cross-fade, or a SplitEdit. A dissolve is always used in PicturePerfectPresentation and often AgeCut.
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A dissolve is often accompanied by a synchronized audio cross-fade, or a SplitEdit.[[CameraTricks Split Edit]]. A dissolve is always used in PicturePerfectPresentation and often AgeCut.
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A dissolve is often accompanied by a synchronized audio cross-fade, or a SplitEdit.
The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Used in PicturePerfectPresentation and often in AgeCut.
The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Used in PicturePerfectPresentation and often in AgeCut.
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A dissolve is often accompanied by a synchronized audio cross-fade, or a SplitEdit.
SplitEdit. A dissolve is always used in PicturePerfectPresentation and often AgeCut.
The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Used in PicturePerfectPresentation and often in AgeCut.
The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong.
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The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Supertrope to PicturePerfectPresentation and is often use with AgeCut.
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The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Supertrope to Used in PicturePerfectPresentation and is often use with in AgeCut.
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The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Supertrope to PicturePerfectPresentation.
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The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Supertrope to PicturePerfectPresentation.PicturePerfectPresentation and is often use with AgeCut.
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The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong.
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The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong. Supertrope to PicturePerfectPresentation.
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Transition in which one scene changes gradually into the other. The speed and timing of the dissolve can be used to add meaning to a scene transition.
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Stop a dissolve halfway, and you get superimposition. Dissolve with black (or occasionally white) and you get a FadeIn or FadeOut. The second-oldest film transition type, after the HardCut.
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Stop a dissolve halfway, and you get superimposition. Dissolve with black (or occasionally white) and you get a FadeIn or FadeOut. The second-oldest film transition type, type (dating at least as far back as ''Film/JoanOfArc'' in 1900), after the HardCut.
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The musical equivalent of this is FadingIntoTheNextSong.
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In the earliest days, dissolves were done in-camera: expose the film while fading out the lights in one scene, wind it back, and shoot the second scene while raising the lights, producing a double-exposed shot. An analog editing bay does much the same job, by fading the light levels used to project the film onto the blank stock.
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In the earliest days, dissolves were done in-camera: expose the film while fading out the lights in one scene, wind it back, and shoot the second scene while raising the lights, producing a double-exposed shot. An analog editing bay does much the same job, by fading the light levels used to project the film onto the blank stock.
stock. In some films using this technique the colour and contrast shift before and after each dissolve, because the dissolved footage is a generation removed in quality.
