Soft Linear Blur transition between one scene and the next with a full A/B blur and progress control. You can blur only clip A, only clip B, have different blur types and directions. One-Way blurs add not only motion blur, but a visual motion also. Different A/B blurs Parameters: Blur Type A Blur type for clip A. "Constant" mode represents the real motion blur effect while "Soft" adds subtle directional blur. One-Way variations add not only motion blur, but a visual motion also. Size A Controls the blur power for clip A. In this transition you must keyframe "Size A" if want the blur power for clip A to vary over time. Add more keframes or use keyframe Bezier points to get complex blur curve. Direction A Controls the blur direction for clip A. Value of 1.0 = one full rotation (360 degrees). You can enter values up to 100.0 and create direction animations (rotating direction). Blur Type B Blur type for clip B. "Constant" mode represents the real motion blur effect while "Soft" adds subtle directional blur. One-Way variations add not only motion blur, but a visual motion also. Size B Controls the blur power for clip B. In this transition you must keyframe "Size B" if want the blur power for clip B to vary over time. Add more keframes or use keyframe Bezier points to get complex blur curve. Direction B Controls the blur direction for clip A. Value of 1.0 = one full rotation (360 degrees). You can enter values up to 100.0 and create direction animations (rotating direction). Progress Controls A/B dissolve progress. Add more keframes or use keyframe Bezier points to get complex dissolve curve. See also: Linear Transition - Soft Linear Blur transition between one scene and the next.