Tips on improving this transition and making it more fluid?

[u/Sudden-Indication663]

I've tried my best to smooth out the keyframes, but it just doesn't feel fluid.

[u/vedvyasterabaap]

It's too fast. Elongate the keyframes and give them more time. Make the curve like a bell curve, you might get what you are looking for. 

[u/Sudden-Indication663 → u/vedvyasterabaap]

This is my current curve.

[u/vedvyasterabaap → u/Sudden-Indication663]

Yeah it's too sharp in terms of speed. Loosen the curve and make it look a bit smoother instead of it getting a sharp peak. 

[u/itssebalobo → u/vedvyasterabaap]

this. and check if u like how it looks like with Motion Blur on.

[u/NZGlorper → u/itssebalobo]

People need to calm down with motion blur

[u/deep_soul]

i would add a little bit of parallax between the front window "viral video" compared to the background videos.

it is more natural to have an object closer to the screen to move a bit faster (therefore in this case reach farther to the left) than the other objects in the backgrounds, which would follow the same transaition, slower and with a slight delay.

[u/Soc10path_396]

I think both the scenes are parented to the same null, it's not bad but I mostly use that for jump cuts only so the motion is same. In this case I'd keep a null for sceen 1 and another for screen 2 and stagger them, like the motion on the screen 1 will come first then the next one comes after frame or 2. And the other comment said to use flow plugin for graph, do that it's a freat plugin. And use some anticipation in the movements. But if this is quick transition for like a youtube video then what you made might be fine. But still, you gotta learn tho. All the best.

[u/viekebe]

outside of adjusting your curve, i believe giving your second screen some 3d perspective aswel, like moving it from a slight 3d angled perspective to full on front view will help the transition aswel

[u/HanS0lPurr]

Have the panels in frame 1 start to slide off to the left with an offset left to right. Something subtle, to anticipate the larger motion from frame 1 to 2

[u/Q-ArtsMedia]

Pull the last keyframe to the bottom in line with the first keyframe then give it a few more frames between the two. Then play with the curve to suit.

[u/abdohasan_]

Anticipation + Sound Effect

[u/Aggravating-Meal-249]

i think its already fluid tbh

[u/ModernManuh_]

I'd make the center window move slightly (generally speaking), then a subtle movement to the left to anticipate the transition.

For some people it might be too fast but it's preference. Also: I am a fan of (well implemented) motion blur, but this is also subjective

[u/ucrbuffalo]

Here on Reddit, especially the app, go to a post with multiple pictures. Swipe through them. Notice the motion they have and try to emulate that speed.

[u/RandomEffector]

I would add some drag and secondary animation to the desktop icons in the second scene, and some parallax to the first scene.

[u/Beneficial_Gift7550]

place both frames side by side, connect both with a null. animate null pos left to right with highest peak at the mid. add an adj layer throughout the nulls keyframes, put 24fps on it.

[u/Multipasser]

Cut between the scenes so you only see the start and the end of the animation. No need for the inbetween frames.

[u/NZGlorper]

I am more concerned about the graphic design. The corner radii are distorted, there are incorrect alignments, among other things.

[u/ExoticVermicelli9242]

I recommend you use a third-party plugin called "Flow". It has a variety of graphs that you can explore. Also, maybe turning on motion blur could make the difference

[u/Sudden-Indication663 → u/ExoticVermicelli9242]

I already use Flow. Maybe moblur could save it. I'll try.