Ryan Nangle – Film Stock Transition Pack offers a sophisticated way to add classic film effects to your video projects. This collection is designed for video editors who want to introduce a nostalgic, cinematic touch to their footage with ease. Featuring a set of 13 dust and grain transitions, this pack provides versatile options for enhancing the visual appeal of your edits.







Product Features:

• 13 Preset Dust and Grain Transitions: The pack includes 13 unique film stock transitions that simulate the classic look of dust and grain found in vintage films. These transitions can seamlessly blend into your projects, adding a touch of authenticity and nostalgia.
• Easy-to-Use Drag-and-Drop Plugin: The transitions are designed for ease of use, allowing you to quickly integrate them into your projects. Simply drag and drop the desired transition onto your timeline to apply it, streamlining your editing workflow.
• Customizable for Different Looks: Each transition is customizable, enabling you to adjust settings to create various looks. This flexibility allows you to tailor the transitions to fit the specific aesthetic of your project.
• Overlay Pack Compatibility: The Film Stock Transition Pack includes overlays that are compatible with all major editing software. Whether you are using Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve, you can easily incorporate these overlays into your editing timeline.

How to Use Ryan Nangle – Film Stock Transition Pack:

1. Import the Pack: Start by importing the Film Stock Transition Pack into your video editing software. Ensure that the pack is properly integrated into your media library.
2. Apply Transitions: Drag and drop the desired dust and grain transition onto your video timeline. Position the transition between clips to create a smooth, classic film effect.
3. Customize Settings: Adjust the transition settings to match your desired look. Modify parameters such as opacity, blend mode, and intensity to achieve the perfect cinematic effect.
4. Blend and Finalize: For overlays, add them to your timeline and change the blend mode to integrate them with your footage. Experiment with different blend modes and opacity settings to get the most natural look.