| | A third lower third inspired by the ViewMaster ...
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| An alterrnative ending theme highlighting the ViewMaster.
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| | Here is a variant of the opening theme of this series inspired by the ViewMaster.
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| This theme depicts 6 sequences chained by a transition triggered by the action on ViewMaster push button. If your sequences are movies, they will play automatically once in full screen, and freeze before and after, thus avoiding sound tracks overlapping !
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| | A variation of opening and closing themes of this new series inspired by the ViewMaster. This equipment the 60-70'th enabled stereoscopic rendering of various pictures recorded on a cardboard. < br> Note that if you insert videos into drop zones, they will be frozen out of the period w more ... |
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| is the closing theme of this new series inspired by the ViewMaster. This popular equipment of the 60-70'th enabled stereoscopic rendering of various pictures recorded on card disk. This disc can store seven different images. This theme highlights 6 scenes and a title that will occupy a more ... |
| | Here is a more original lower third, because it is located in the lower third of the screen as its name suggests. Indeed, I had fun putting this title the left border of the screen, writing text in vertical, each letter one below the other, which is quite unique !
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| There is no thematic series without lower Third! This one is pretty simple. A ViewMaster disk appears on the right of the screen, and it unroll the track behind it.
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| | I thougth that a second transition showing this wonderful ViewMaster could be useful. Here, the opening sequence will serve as background in our transition. ViewMaster disk appears swirling in from the left of the screen, then stabilizes. It shows opening and ending sequences. Disk is inserte more ... |
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| So far, only the disk has been used to remember the ViewMaster. In this transition, we will finally see this beautiful vintage object. Opening sequence is split in 2 parts, each one coming within one eye of the ViewMaster. With action on the push button, the disk rotates, the next sequence more ... |
| | This transition suggests a change of disc, and can be used to move from one topic to another. Opening sequence is reduced to find its place on the first disc. Then the disk turn on itself going to the infinite until it disappears, while another disc is spinning in the left and come from the more ... |
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| In this transition, the ViewMaster disk seems to come from infinity. It grows to fill the entire screen, and then go back to where it came. Of course, by the way, we have changed of sequence from opening to ending. Again, ViewMaster discs will be equiped with the opening and ending sequenc more ... |
| | This transition takes the concept fairly standard for a gradual transition behind a moving target objects. Here the ViewMaster disk is rolling (equipped with opening and ending sequences), and ending sequence replaces the opening sequence during the passage.
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| This series has 6 different transitions. This one reproduces the movement developped in opening and ending themes. Note that a 3rd drop zone is available to accommodate a clip used for background image. If you do not want any background, simply drag any clip in the drop zone 3 then right c more ... |
| | Here is the opening theme of this new series inspired by the ViewMaster. This popular equipment of the 60-70'th enabled stereoscopic rendering of various pictures recorded on a card disk. This disc could store 7 different images. This theme highlights 6 scenes and a title that will occ more ... |
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