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First of all I had to make sure that the bits of footage I wanted to fade in with one another overlapped slightly so that I would be able to make them fade as at the end of each clip the opacity fades allowing the opacity to increase on the clip that comes after it
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The second step that was required was to open up the opacity option. I then positioned the cursor to where I wanted to change the opacity, i then clicked on the little diamond shape on the opacity option, this allowed me to change the opacity by then clicking on the blue number and changing it, I did this three times evenly across the overlapped bit at the end of the footage. I had to decrease the opacity when fading out and increase the opacity when fading in again. The fading was three diamonds in the overlapped footage 100%, 50% and 0%
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