I made a short demo video. It's made up of four chained segments:
https://mega.nz/file/ImVjyBTS#MI5qGKbYRMGkBPu43ro6xMapqhGCCObYmDBIjWUicLw
Adding a cross-dissolve effect between the cuts can make the transitions look even smoother:
https://mega.nz/file/IjsR1RzZ#-W4khFrUGEuyHOL4Pcbg6RcoP5wKM6v-XnszItlAAK0
To be honest, I've only made one video like this before, and I can already see that I got pretty lucky with the transitions in that one. In this example, they're a bit more noticeable. One thing I've learned is that it's worth trying to end each segment with less dynamic motion, because fast movement tends to make the transition points more obvious.
To be fair, I only generated two or three versions for each segment. If I'd generated more, I probably could have picked transitions that matched up even better.
https://mega.nz/file/ImVjyBTS#MI5qGKbYRMGkBPu43ro6xMapqhGCCObYmDBIjWUicLw
Adding a cross-dissolve effect between the cuts can make the transitions look even smoother:
https://mega.nz/file/IjsR1RzZ#-W4khFrUGEuyHOL4Pcbg6RcoP5wKM6v-XnszItlAAK0
To be honest, I've only made one video like this before, and I can already see that I got pretty lucky with the transitions in that one. In this example, they're a bit more noticeable. One thing I've learned is that it's worth trying to end each segment with less dynamic motion, because fast movement tends to make the transition points more obvious.
To be fair, I only generated two or three versions for each segment. If I'd generated more, I probably could have picked transitions that matched up even better.
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