PowerDirector365:"Mastering FreezeFrame Transitions!"

If you're looking to add a dynamic and eye-catching effect to your videos, freezeframe transitions are a fantastic way to make your content stand out.
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[@Get_to_the_Point]

Very cool ! TY !

[@Shakeyleg]

Hold control key and drag to maintain aspect ratio! Wow. One of the recent updates changed it and I didn’t know holding the control would do that. Great tips!

[@pmhelsinki]

Glad to help!

[@paullaw5054]

Another excellent tutorial 😂 Harvey. Keep them rolling. Love the channel.

[@pmhelsinki]

Thanks, will do!

[@PP3D]

WOW, very clever.

[@pmhelsinki]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kenbrady119]

Fun idea! I just finished a project where I used several freeze-frames to transition from one video scene to another. I used a simple fade so that the freeze-frame fades as the new clip begins.
My only sad discovery was that PowerDirector's built-in "Freeze-Frame" function inserts the snapshot into a gap. If you have audio, this results a a silence. Pretty useless IMHO.