1. Here's how

The following technique demonstrates how to create a camera Keyframe in a second Clip that matches the last camera Keyframe in the previous Clip. This will make a smooth transition between two Clips.

The technique can also be used for copying and pasting different camera Keyframes from one Clip to another.

1.1: In Photo Mode, please make sure that there is an unused Photo Slot in Photo Set 1.
It must be in Photo Set 1 so that the keyboard shortcuts are recognized.

1.2: Make a note of the Photo Slot number. Let's say Photo Slot number 7 in this example.

1.3: In Movie Mode, edit the Clip that you want to use as the source, and select the last camera Keyframe in the Clip.

1.4: Then press CTRL + 7 to store the camera angle/position in Photo Slot number 7 in Photo Mode.

1.5: In Movie Mode, edit the Clip that you want to use as the destination, and select the first camera Keyframe in the Clip.

1.6: Press SHIFT + 7 to restore the saved camera position from Photo Slot number 7.

1.7: Then click on the Take Photo button to overwrite the existing camera Keyframe.

1.8: The Clips now have the same ending and beginning camera Keyframes. Playing the Movie shows no change between the two Clips as wanted.