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Add Fades between Clips in Photoshop CS6

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we're going to show you how you can add a fade effect between clips in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7.

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As we can see, there are two clips that have been imported in Photoshop and placed into the timeline
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There is another VisiHow video on how to do that.

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We click the square with two sections at the left-hand side of the timeline
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We can select the type of the fade effect that we would like to have. We can have "Fade", "Cross Fade", "Fade With Black", "Fade With White", and "Fade With Color". We are going to use "Cross Fade". The same will apply to all of the other options.

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We can change the fade duration
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The default value is one second. We can increase it to 10 seconds if we like. It depends on for what we are going. Let's keep ours at about one second.
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We click and drag the "Cross Fade" icon to the timeline between two clips
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We drop the dragged icon at the needed location.

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We can move the effect around the timeline if we want
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We click the play icon
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A clip will fade out, and the next clip will fade in. The volume will not be so abrupt anymore.

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We can get rid of the effect by clicking it and pressing "Delete"
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The clips will go back to normal.
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