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OverviewCineFlare Elastic brings a fresh, dynamic feel to your edits with a collection of over 90 beautifully designed elastic transitions. Each transition eases your footage in and out with smooth, spring-like motion that feels playful, modern, and highly polished. Built as Title Layer Transitions, Elastic lets you add transitions anywhere on the timeline — without overlapping or cutting clips — making it incredibly fast and flexible to use in real-world workflows. Just drag and drop a title layer above your footage and Elastic automatically affects every clip beneath it. Move, stack, or combine layers to build custom looks and creative motion combos in seconds. Whether you’re editing documentaries, promos, or social content, CineFlare Elastic delivers effortless control, professional movement, and serious time-savings — all while keeping your transitions clean, fluid, and fun.
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Highlights
VARIOUS ELASTIC ANIMATIONS
There are 92 various Elastic layer transitions to choose from. The layer transitions range from simple left and right directions, to more complex transitions that involve rotation and zoom. The transition icons are simple and explanatory. Directional arrows indicate the direction the movement will happen, plus and minus signs indicate zooming in and out. Circles arrows show that the direction will rotate, and compressed or stretched rows of lines indicated the stretch and bounce of the effect. Also, choose form one of four varying intensity motion blur layers and add motion blur to your transition!
HOW TO USE
Each beginning and ending animation that goes together, corresponds to a number. Drag a Begin layer transition over a desired clip to begin the transition, then place the same numbered End layer transition right next to the Begin layer to finish the transition. The transitions work together perfectly!
POWERFUL TOOLS
If you look at the published parameters you will see several very helpful tools. You can control the amount of the elastic effect by adjusting the amount slider back and forth. When working in a project that is wider than normal, or a vertical video, you can use the ratio adjustment slider “9:21 ⇽16:9⇾ 21:9″ to adjust for those ratios. Finally, you can choose to have either a blank, mirrored, or colored background.
COMBINE TRANSITIONS
You can mix, combine, and layer any of these transition layers for hundreds of varying combinations. Maybe instead of continuing the same flow of movement, you’d like the transition to start out as a simple left movement then end in a zoom out. No problem, just make sure you stay consistent with the Begin transition being at the front and End transition being right after that; feel free to mix and combine the numbers in any way you’d like!
IDENTIFYING THE TRANSITION TYPE
Directional arrows indicate the direction the movement will happen, Plus and minus signs indicate zooming in and out. Circles arrows show that the direction will rotate, and rows of lines show the direction of compression or bounce of each effect. There are three categories of transitions for Elastic. The “Pull” category simulates the effect of an elastic being pulled back then letting it go. The “Push” section is the effect of easing a push motion then bouncing back like an elastic. Finally, the “Stretch” section is varying easing stretch motions that stretch but don’t bounce back and forth.
EASY TO USE IN FCPX
In Final Cut Pro X, navigate to the Titles tab in the upper left corner of the screen. Locate “Cineflare Elastic” and drag and drop a desired Begin and End layer transition over any element on your timeline. Place these wherever you’d like. You can place them over the entire timeline and make everything transition that lies beneath it. You can also place them at the ends of a clip without forcing the clips to trim like any other normal transition does. If you want the transition to effect just one element on the timeline, place your Begin and End layers over the desired clip, then select only that clip and do a right click and create a New Compound Clip.