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Adjustment Effects
When you add an image, video or caption to a slide, you have the ability to
make adjustments and change how that layer looks. This could be adding
blur, changing the opacity, or even colorizing the layer This kind of
adjustment changes how the image will always look within that slide.

Adjustment effects are those same kinds of adjustments, only rather than
always being applied to a layer in your slide, they happen over the duration
of a slide.

For example, let's say you have a 10 second slide with one color
photograph. If your Adjustment effect is to colorize the image so that it
looks black and white, when the slide starts, you'll see the normal color
picture. As the slide continues to play, the colors will fade until the image
finally becomes black and white as the slide ends.
Image/video layers and captions have slightly different Adjustment effect
options, but they perform the same way. Additionally, just like Motion
effects, Adjustment effects are affected by time -short slide times = faster
adjustment, longer slide times = slower adjustment.

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