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A radial wipe to black produces the IrisOut effect. Much like the way beginning digital graphic artists abuse Photoshop filters, overuse of wipes is a trademark of an inexperienced editor in love with his equipment: see an episode of ''TheSimpsons'' for an example ("And star wipe to Flanders...")
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A radial wipe to black produces the IrisOut effect. Much like the way beginning digital graphic artists abuse Photoshop filters, overuse of wipes is a trademark of an inexperienced editor in love with his equipment: see an episode of ''TheSimpsons'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' for an example ("And star wipe to Flanders...")
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[[caption-width-right:324:Part of the SignatureStyle of GeorgeLucas.]]
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A wipe is a transition in which one scene overlaps another, often appearing to physically "push" the frame over. One of the old classics. Can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, radial, or otherwise. In the digital era, wipes are effortless, and the boundary between the scenes need no longer be straight.
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A wipe is a transition SceneTransition in which one scene overlaps another, often appearing to physically "push" the frame over. One of the old classics. Can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, radial, or otherwise. In the digital era, wipes are effortless, and the boundary between the scenes need no longer be straight.
