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Description Final Cut Pro 4
Whether using it for home movies shot on DV, broadcast standard uncompressed 10-bit 601 compliant, or HD video, Final Cut Pro 4 is the perfect tool for editing and exporting a wide variety of projects at virtually any resolution, or frame rate. With new features such as: scalability, advanced trimming, a multi-channel audio mixer, and support for the DVC PRO 50 broadcast format; this version allows any user to easily migrate to professional based formats. Final Cut 4 ships with four powerful complete standalone applications: LiveType, Sound Track, Compressor, and Cinema Tools, allowing users more creative possibilities than ever before. Certified Apple Trainer Nathan Haggard begins the course with lessons on capturing video and audio, importing graphics and music from CDs, following up with more advanced editing techniques: adding special effects, animating video, creating composites, and outputting video. To begin learning today, click a movie topic below. |
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Introduction
Non-Linear and Non-Destructive Editing
What's New in Final Cut Pro 4?
Setting Up Final Cut Pro
System Requirements and Setup
Basic Equipment Setup
Loading Settings and Saving a Project
Input
Log and Capture Window
Logging Tab
Clip Settings Tab
Capture Settings Tab
Capture Now and Capture Clip
Batch Capture
Importing Files
Importing CD Audio
Organizing Clips In The Browser
Tabbed Windows in Final Cut Pro
Elements in the Browser Window
Creating Sequences and Bins
Icon View
Sorting and Organizing Columns
Showing and Hiding Columns
Thumbnail Column and Storyboard Layout
Playing And Marking Clips In The Viewer
The Video Tab
Transport Controls
The Audio Tab
The Filters and Motion Tab
Marking Clips
Keyboard Shortcuts for Playing Clips
Editing Clips Into The Canvas And Timeline
Dragging Clips into the Timeline
The Timeline and Canvas Windows
Dragging Clips into the Canvas
Overwrite and Insert Edits
Other Overwrite and Insert Techniques
Sequence Timecode
3-Point Editing
Basic Editing In The Timeline
Timeline Settings
Timeline Buttons and Controls
Zooming and Navigation
Moving Clips in the Timeline
Trimming with the Selection Tool
Clip Handles and Media Limits
Finding and Closing Gaps
Linking in Final Cut Pro
Sync in Final Cut Pro
The Tool Palette
Working with the Tool Palette
Selection Tools
Rolling Edit Tool
Ripple Edit Tool
Slip Edit Tool
Slide Edit Tool
Razor Blade Tools
Zoom and Hand Tools
Time Remap Tool
Crop and Distort Tools
Pen Tools
Audio In Final Cut Pro
Adjusting Levels
Reading Audio Meters
Stereo and Mono Clips
Adjusting Pan
Adjusting Audio Over Time
The Audio Mixer
The Voice Over Tool
Advanced Editing
Editing with the Keyboard
Creating L-Cuts
Deleting Between In/Out Points
Understanding the Trim Edit Window
Editing in the Trim Edit Window
MatchFrame
Canvas and Viewer Sync Controls
Superimpose Edit
Fit to Fill Edit
Replace Edit
Editing Sequence Clips in Viewer
Preferences And System Settings
Importance of Matching Settings
Item Properties
User Preferences
System Settings
Audio/Video Settings
Creating an Easy Setup
Customizing Layouts pt. 1
Customizing Layouts pt. 2
Transitions
Applying Transitions
Adjusting Transitions
Favorite and Default Transition
Rendering And Realtime
Realtime Capabilities
Rendering
Rendering Settings
Managing Render Files
Previewing Effects Without Rendering
Filters
Applying Filters to a Clip
Applying Multiple Filters to Clips
Paste Attributes
Color Correction
Color Correction Principles
3-Way Color Corrector
The Frame Viewer
Titles
Creating a Basic Title
Using Motion Enhanced Titles
Using Title 3D
Keyframing And Compositing
Using Multiple Tracks in the Timeline
Adjusting Basic Motion Attributes
Adding Keyframes
Working With Keyframes
Modifying the Speed of a Clip
LiveType
Exporting for LiveType
Creating an Animated Title in LiveType
Creating an Original Title
Adding Effects
Adding Graphics and Textures
Exporting from LiveType / Importing into FCP
Soundtrack
Exporting for Soundtrack
Composing in Soundtrack
Exporting from Soundtrack / Importing into FCP
Output To Tape
Finishing Video and Audio
The Three Ways to Layoff to Tape
Preferences to Check
Outputting From the Timeline
Print to Video
Edit to Tape
Exporting Files
Export a Full Quality QuickTime Movie
Export for the Web
Export for DVD Using Compressor
Credits
About the Author
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