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Final Cut Pro X treats footage as data instead of film. FCPX lets you take a massive amount of data and narrow it to the view you need when you need it. Narrowing the view of footage is absolutely crucial
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Here’s a tip if you have a very long clip like an interview, or maybe you wanted to keep rolling between takes. In this example we have taken all the little “hosting” spots from our host, Dr. Craig Evans (no
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When Final Cut Pro’s magnetic timeline hit the scene six years ago, professional editors were already quite adept at wielding the tools of Avid, Premiere Pro, and Final Cut Pro 7. The mechanics were straightforward. Clips go in bins and a source-record viewer previewed your
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Mark shows you the best methods for creating freeze frames and still photos from video clips in Final Cut Pro X.
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In this episode, Steve will show you how to build title and graphics templates using Compound Clips in Final Cut Pro X
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In this episode, Mark Spencer discusses HDR workflow in Final Cut Pro 10.4.
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The new Captions features in Final Cut Pro 10.4.1 give you precise control over creating, timing, formatting Closed Captions in your next project, for both the CEA-608 and iTunes Time Text (iTT) standards. Essential for meeting accessibility standards.
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