Ferris Wheel - Rotate out current scene followed by next scene in a circular motion like a Ferris wheel. Doors - Split the current scene and open as if it were a door to reveal next scene. Dissolve - Dissolve previous scene to reveal next scene. Cube - Display video as surface on a cube, and rotate the cube to reveal another scene. Cover - Reveal an overview and then flip the next scene on top of the previous. Conveyor - Move current scene off screen while bringing in next scene like a conveyor belt. Clock - Reveal next scene in a clockwise or counterclockwise reveal. Checkerboard - Flip over checkerboard tiles to reveal next scene. 
Box - Show overview of current scene and rotate as if it were inside a box to show next scene.
Blinds - Horizontally or vertically flip over bars like slats in blinds to reveal next scene. Keep in mind that not all of the below transitions will be available in every program that supports transitions. Below is an alphabetical listing of different types of transitions and what type of animation or effect they give your show. There are several types of transitions that can be used in most programs. Examples of different types of transitions Duration allows you to increase or decrease the duration or time of the effect. Sounds allow you to have a sound on each transition. Clicking Effect Options allows you to change the direction or other options of the effect. Clicking any of the transitions give you an overview of the transition. Once in the Transitions section, you'll see each of the available Transitions and can click the down arrows to scroll through and view all available Transitions. 
The transitions are adjusted in a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation by clicking the Transitions tab. Changing the transitions in Microsoft PowerPoint For example, a fade transition can fade in or out of each picture in a slide show. When referring to video or a slide, a transition is a visual effect that happens between each photo, slide, or video clip.
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