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Apple Final Cut Express HD Bedienungsanleitung (8 Seiten)


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Inhaltsverzeichnis

What is Final Cut Express?

1

Getting Started

1

2

Fine Print

8

Apple Final Cut Express HD Bedienungsanleitung (16 Seiten)


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New Features

1

HDV Devices

2

Capturing HDV Video

4

Editing HDV Video

5

Outputting HDV Video

5

An Introduction to LiveType

10

An Introduction to Soundtrack

12

Apple Final Cut Express HD Spezifikationen (162 Seiten)


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Final Cut Express HD

1

Getting Started

1

Contents

3

An Introduction

7

8 Preface

8

10 Preface

10

Preface

11

Apple Websites

12

Connecting Your Camera

13

Choosing an Easy Setup

14

Setting Up Scratch Disks

15

Getting to Know

17

Your Editing Environment

17

What Is a Project?

18

What Is a Clip?

19

What Is a Bin?

19

What Is a Sequence?

19

Selecting a Browser View

20

Viewer Controls

21

Opening Clips Into the Viewer

23

Playing Clips in the Viewer

24

Using In and Out Points

24

Canvas Controls

26

Edit Overlay

27

Timeline Navigation

30

Timeline Editing Controls

31

Tool Palette

32

Capturing Your Video

33

Working in the Capture Window

35

Logging Tab

38

3.6 MB/sec.

39

DV-format video

39

Capturing

40

Capturing One Clip at a Time

41

Mark In Mark Out

42

Click here to

43

The new clip appears in

43

Click here to start

45

Capturing Tip

46

Select the item you

47

Type the new name

47

The item’s name changes

48

A red slash indicates the

48

Basic Editing

49

Before You Begin

50

Setting In and Out Points

51

52 Chapter 4 Basic Editing

52

J,K, and L Keys

53

Opening Your Project

54

Chapter 4 Basic Editing 55

55

56 Chapter 4 Basic Editing

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Chapter 4 Basic Editing 57

57

58 Chapter 4 Basic Editing

58

Locking Tracks

59

Using the Razor Blade Tool

60

Chapter 4 Basic Editing 61

61

Doing a Lift Edit

62

• Choose Sequence > Lift

63

• Press Delete

63

64 Chapter 4 Basic Editing

64

Chapter 4 Basic Editing 65

65

Assigning Destination Tracks

66

Chapter 4 Basic Editing 67

67

Most Commonly Used Edits

68

Overwrite edit

69

To do an overwrite edit:

69

3 Save your project

70

Insert Edits

71

Superimpose Edits

72

Chapter 4 Basic Editing 73

73

74 Chapter 4 Basic Editing

74

Editing With Audio

75

Resyncing Clips

76

Audio moved away

77

Before syncing

78

After syncing

78

Adding Music

79

Drag the CD audio

80

The CD audio file

80

Click the Importing icon

81

Using the Voice Over Tool

82

Recording Your Voiceover

85

Editing With Audio Tips

86

Fine-Tuning Your Edit

89

About the Tool Palette

90

Doing a Ripple Edit

91

Ripple edits are done

92

Out point being trimmed

92

Doing a Ripple Delete

94

• Press Shift-Delete

95

Doing a Roll Edit

96

Indicates the Out point

97

Indicates the In point

97

Edit being rolled

98

Tips on Editing

99

Copying and Pasting Clips

100

Changing a Clip’s Speed

101

Changing the clip’s speed

102

Out pointIn point

103

Move the playhead to the

104

The new clip starts where

104

In point

105

Move the playhead

105

Set In and Out points

106

The new clip fills the gap

106

Adding Transitions

109

Incoming overlap

110

Outgoing overlap

110

Incoming clip

110

Outgoing clip

110

Select an edit point where

112

The added transition

112

Adjusting a Transition

114

Deleting a Transition

115

Adding Effects

117

Adjusting a Filter

119

Disabling a Filter

121

Removing a Filter

121

Filter Tips

122

Creating Titles and Credits

123

Creating Opening Titles

124

Creating Title Text

126

Adding a Title to a Sequence

127

Using Lower-Thirds

128

Creating Rolling Credits

130

Sharing Your Movie

133

Exporting for the Web

135

Making a Videotape

136

Importing an iMovie Project

139

Importing Stills

141

The still image appears

142

• Project files

143

• Media files

143

• Render files

143

• Thumbnail files

143

• Waveform files

143

Solutions to Common Problems

145

Problems During Playback

146

General Performance Issues

149

Problems With Audio Quality

149

AppleCare Support

150

Glossary

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152 Glossary

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Glossary 153

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154 Glossary

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156 Index

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Index 157

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158 Index

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Index 159

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160 Index

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Index 161

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Apple Final Cut Express HD Bedienungsanleitung (14 Seiten)


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Table of Contents

1

What is Final Cut Express?

2

Getting Started

2

Working with Audio

7

Resources

8

Glossary

9

Appendix B: Media Management

13

Fine Print

14

Apple Final Cut Express HD Bedienungsanleitung (1153 Seiten)


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Final Cut Express HD

1

User Manual

1

© 2005 Jean-Paul Bonjour;

2

© 2005 Eric Escobar

2

Contents

3

Part VI Rough Editing

7

8 Contents

8

Contents 9

9

10 Contents

10

Contents 11

11

12 Contents

12

Contents 13

13

Part VIII Audio Mixing

14

Contents 15

15

Part IX Effects

16

Contents 17

17

18 Contents

18

Contents 19

19

20 Contents

20

Part XII Output

21

22 Contents

22

Part XIII Appendixes

23

24 Contents

24

Documentation and Resources

25

Apple Websites

26

Part I: An Introduction

27

About the Post-Production

29

Workflow

29

The Post-Production Workflow

30

Video Formats and Timecode

35

Video Format Basics

36

What Are Media Files?

39

What Are Clips?

40

What Are Sequences?

41

What Are Projects?

42

Organizing Your Projects

44

Creating and Saving Projects

44

Opening and Closing Projects

46

To switch between

47

Filenaming Considerations

49

Avoiding Special Characters

50

Using Filename Extensions

51

Using Multiple Hard Disks

51

Part II: Learning About the

53

Overview of the

55

Using Button Bars

57

Using Shortcut Menus

58

Moving Windows

62

Undoing and Redoing Changes

63

Browser Basics

65

Learning About the Browser

66

Working in the Browser

67

Using Columns in the Browser

69

Choosing Views in the Browser

70

Thumbnails appear as

72

The thumbnail you’re

73

Enter the new

73

Thumbnails of

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Video clip with audio

74

Audio clip

74

Before using the

76

Arrange command

76

After using the

76

Setting the Poster Frame

77

Viewer Basics

79

Opening a Clip in the Viewer

80

Chapter 6 Viewer Basics 81

81

Learning About the Viewer

82

Tabs in the Viewer

83

Filters Tab

84

Motion Tab

84

Controls Tab

84

Playhead Controls

85

Jog Control

86

Shuttle Control

86

Zoom and View Pop-Up Menus

88

View Pop-Up Menu

89

Recent Clips Pop-Up Menu

90

Generator Pop-Up Menu

90

Canvas Basics

91

Learning About the Canvas

93

Edit Overlay

95

Chapter 7 Canvas Basics 97

97

101

101

Playing Clips and Sequences

102

To move around, drag the

104

{ Moves through

105

“ Moves through

105

Looping Playback

107

Current Timecode field

108

Timecode Duration field

108

Dragging Timecode Values

110

Timeline Basics

111

Learning About the Timeline

114

Editing Controls

115

Vertical Multitrack Controls

116

Horizontal Time Controls

117

Zoom control

118

Timeline Display Controls

119

Audio Controls

120

Other Miscellaneous Controls

120

Speed change

121

Stereo pair indicator

121

Click here to view the

124

Track Layout pop-up

124

Audio waveform

125

Without audio

125

Pop-Up Menu

126

Navigating in the Timeline

127

Before zooming in

131

The playhead remains

131

After zooming in

131

Position of playhead

132

One-minute increment

132

Scroll bar

133

Customizing the Interface

135

Default Two Up layout

136

Layout after making the

136

Browser and Timeline

136

Using Screen Layouts

137

Choosing a Screen Layout

138

Customizing Screen Layouts

138

Removing Shortcut Buttons

141

Part III: Setting Up Your

143

Editing System

143

Connecting Your Equipment

145

What Is an Easy Setup?

146

Choosing an Easy Setup

147

What Is FireWire?

150

What Is Device Control?

151

Device status

152

Determining Your Hard Disk

153

Storage Options

153

Know Your Shooting Ratio

154

Choosing a Hard Disk

156

Types of Hard Disk Drives

157

FireWire Disk Drives

158

SCSI Disk Drives

159

Using a RAID or Disk Array

160

External Video Monitoring

161

FireWire

162

Chapter 16 Working With HDV

169

171

171

Transport Controls

174

Jog and Shuttle Controls

174

Marking Controls

175

Capture Tab

175

Logging Fields

176

Marker Controls

177

Using Slate Buttons

177

Preparing to Capture

178

Logging Your Tapes

179

Choosing a Filenaming Scheme

180

The slate icon appears

182

Enter the Out point

183

Enter the In point

183

Using Capture Now

185

Setting Markers

188

Recapturing Clips

189

Number on a Single Tape

196

Importing Media Files

199

Into Your Project

199

About Importing Video Files

203

About Importing Audio Files

204

Working With HDV

207

About MPEG-2 Compression

208

More About Long-GOP Video

209

HDV Format Specifications

214

Part V: Organizing Footage

217

Organizing Footage

219

Creating New Bins

220

Opening Bins in the Browser

221

Drag the bin’s tab above

224

The bin now has its own

224

Moving Items Between Bins

225

You can also move

226

About Search Options

228

Search Commands

230

Specify your

231

Then click here

231

A list of unused clips is

233

Results window

233

Using Markers

235

Types of Markers

237

Working With Markers

238

Add Marker button

239

Navigating With Markers

243

Moving a Marker

245

Enter the new time here

246

Extending a Marker’s Duration

248

Creating Subclips

251

Removing Subclip Limits

253

Turning Markers Into Subclips

254

Creating Subclips Manually

256

Editing With Subclips

256

Markers for a clip

257

All of the material

258

Part VI: Rough Editing

259

261

261

Working With Projects

262

Returning to Saved Projects

264

Types of Clips

265

Sequences as Clips

266

Finding a Clip’s Media File

268

270 Part VI Rough Editing

270

Opening and Closing Sequences

271

Duplicating a Sequence

272

Nesting a Sequence

273

When Rendering Is Required

274

The Fundamentals

275

276 Part VI Rough Editing

276

Undoing and Redoing Actions

278

280 Part VI Rough Editing

280

282 Part VI Rough Editing

282

Setting Edit Points

283

284 Part VI Rough Editing

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The Out point includes

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286 Part VI Rough Editing

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Mark Out button (O)

287

Mark In button (I)

287

288 Part VI Rough Editing

288

Reviewing Your Edit Points

289

290 Part VI Rough Editing

290

292 Part VI Rough Editing

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In point

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The new clip begins at

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294 Part VI Rough Editing

294

In and Out points are

295

The new clip’s duration is

295

296 Part VI Rough Editing

296

Move the playhead

297

Auto Select is enabled for

297

298 Part VI Rough Editing

298

Select the desired clips

299

300 Part VI Rough Editing

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Moving In and Out Points

301

302 Part VI Rough Editing

302

Clearing In and Out Points

303

Working With Tracks

305

Adding Tracks

306

Deleting Tracks

308

Setting Destination Tracks

310

312 Part VI Rough Editing

312

314 Part VI Rough Editing

314

Resizing Timeline Tracks

316

Track Height control

317

318 Part VI Rough Editing

318

Drag the center slider

319

To eliminate audio tracks

319

Drag-to-Timeline Editing

321

322 Part VI Rough Editing

322

324 Part VI Rough Editing

324

326 Part VI Rough Editing

326

Three-Point Editing

329

330 Part VI Rough Editing

330

Using Keyboard Shortcuts

331

332 Part VI Rough Editing

332

Performing an Insert Edit

333

334 Part VI Rough Editing

334

Insert with Transition

335

Overlay in the Canvas

335

Performing an Overwrite Edit

336

338 Part VI Rough Editing

338

Performing a Replace Edit

339

340 Part VI Rough Editing

340

Replace section

341

342 Part VI Rough Editing

342

344 Part VI Rough Editing

344

Before a replace edit

345

After a replace edit

345

New clip replaces the

345

Superimposing Clips

346

Three-Point Editing Examples

348

Move the playhead to the

349

The new clip starts

349

350 Part VI Rough Editing

350

In and Out points

351

The new clip fills

351

352 Part VI Rough Editing

352

You can use this method

352

Into Your Sequence

353

354 Part VI Rough Editing

354

355

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356 Part VI Rough Editing

356

358 Part VI Rough Editing

358

Selecting Clips

360

Drag to select the

361

Selecting Multiple Clips

362

364 Part VI Rough Editing

364

Select All Tracks Forward

365

Select All Tracks

365

Backward

365

366 Part VI Rough Editing

366

368 Part VI Rough Editing

368

370 Part VI Rough Editing

370

After deleting; only

371

Auto Select control

371

372 Part VI Rough Editing

372

373

373

374 Part VI Rough Editing

374

Moving by Dragging

375

Moving Clips Numerically

376

The number

377

Clip items to be moved

377

Clip Collision message

377

Performing Shuffle Edits

378

380 Part VI Rough Editing

380

382 Part VI Rough Editing

382

384 Part VI Rough Editing

384

Before edit

385

After edit

385

Selected clip

385

386 Part VI Rough Editing

386

Finding and Closing Gaps

387

388 Part VI Rough Editing

388

390 Part VI Rough Editing

390

Cutting Clips

391

392 Part VI Rough Editing

392

The Razor Blade All

393

394 Part VI Rough Editing

394

396 Part VI Rough Editing

396

Linking and Editing

397

Video and Audio in Sync

397

398 Part VI Rough Editing

398

Audio moved away

399

Audio moved back

399

400 Part VI Rough Editing

400

Linked Audio Items

401

402 Part VI Rough Editing

402

404 Part VI Rough Editing

404

Moving a Clip Into Sync

406

408 Part VI Rough Editing

408

Before syncing

409

After syncing

409

410 Part VI Rough Editing

410

Between Linked Clip Items

411

412 Part VI Rough Editing

412

Split Edits

415

416 Part VI Rough Editing

416

Chapter 30 Split Edits 417

417

418 Part VI Rough Editing

418

Chapter 30 Split Edits 419

419

420 Part VI Rough Editing

420

Split Edit Examples

421

422 Part VI Rough Editing

422

Chapter 30 Split Edits 423

423

424 Part VI Rough Editing

424

Audio Editing Basics

425

426 Part VI Rough Editing

426

Waveforms for a stereo

427

428 Part VI Rough Editing

428

430 Part VI Rough Editing

430

Editing Audio in the Viewer

431

432 Part VI Rough Editing

432

Zoom slider

433

434 Part VI Rough Editing

434

436 Part VI Rough Editing

436

Audio selected

437

Linked Selection

437

Editing Audio in the Timeline

438

440 Part VI Rough Editing

440

442 Part VI Rough Editing

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444 Part VI Rough Editing

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A wide playhead bar in

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446 Part VI Rough Editing

446

The long pause in your

447

Paste the pause section

447

448 Part VI Rough Editing

448

450 Part VI Rough Editing

450

Sliding Clips in the Timeline

453

The timecode entry field

456

You slip items using

457

Drag point

458

Entire length of media

458

Performing Ripple Edits

462

These clips move left

465

This clip shortens

465

Roll edits are done

471

Selected edit point

472

Edit being rolled

473

After the roll edit, the

473

Tips for Using the Roll Tool

475

Learning About Trimming Clips

477

Click here to turn linked

479

Click here to turn

479

Selecting Single Edit Points

482

One edit per track is

483

Trimming Clips in the Viewer

486

Moving Clips Using Timecode

488

The clips move forward

489

Media Limit message

491

Trimming Clips

493

Using the Trim Edit Window

493

Outgoing clip

494

Incoming clip

494

Green bar

494

Go to Previous Edit

497

Go to Next Edit

497

Play Around Edit Loop

497

Play In to Out

497

Dynamic Trimming

501

Adding Transitions

507

Common Types of Transitions

508

A transition between

509

The center line

509

Having Handles at Edit Points

510

The added transition

512

Drag the transition to

516

Deleting Transitions

517

Enter the desired

518

Before a roll edit

519

After a roll edit with the

519

Replacing Transitions

520

Sequence Settings window

521

Refining Transitions

525

Using the Transition Editor

525

Alignment buttons

527

Recent Clips pop-up

527

Drag hand

527

Reverse Transition button

529

Reset button

530

Canvas to help you determine

534

Rendering Transitions

537

Sequence to Sequence Editing

539

4 Do one of the following:

541

Nesting Sequences

544

After the Nested Sequence

546

Without Nesting It

547

A highlighted area shows

550

Matching Frames

551

Working With Timecode

557

Clip Time Versus Source Time

558

Part VIII: Audio Mixing

559

Overview of Audio Mixing

561

562 Part VIII Audio Mixing

562

Cleaning Up Audio

564

Adding Audio Filters

564

Making the Final Mix

565

Adjusting Pan

566

Setting Up Audio Equipment

567

Choosing an Audio Interface

568

Flat Not flat

569

Amplifiers and Signal Levels

570

Using Headphones

571

About Balanced Audio Signals

572

Inverted signal

573

(inverted again)

573

Combined signals

573

(noise eliminated)

573

Audio Connectors

574

576 Part VIII Audio Mixing

576

578 Part VIII Audio Mixing

578

Audio Fundamentals

579

Fundamentals of a Sound Wave

580

Frequency Spectrum of Sounds

581

Measuring Sound Intensity

582

Decibel Units

583

Signal-to-Noise Ratio

584

Headroom and Distortion

584

Dynamic Range

585

Stereo Audio

586

Identifying Stereo Recordings

587

Digital Audio

588

Sample Rate

589

2 bit1 bit

591

16 bit4 bit

591

Audio Levels, Meters

593

594 Part VIII Audio Mixing

594

Analog Versus Digital Meters

595

What Does 0 dB Mean?

596

Avoiding Audio Clipping

597

Setting Proper Audio Levels

598

Stereo Versus Dual Mono Audio

600

Mixing Audio

601

602 Part VIII Audio Mixing

602

604 Part VIII Audio Mixing

604

606 Part VIII Audio Mixing

606

Panning Audio in the Timeline

607

608 Part VIII Audio Mixing

608

The pointer turns into an

609

Adjust Line Segment pointer

609

As you drag, a box displays

609

Tools for Adjusting Keyframes

610

Pen tool

611

612 Part VIII Audio Mixing

612

Adjust Line Segment

613

Keyframe being moved

613

614 Part VIII Audio Mixing

614

616 Part VIII Audio Mixing

616

Lowered levels

617

Adjust the slope of

617

618 Part VIII Audio Mixing

618

The problem samples

619

The overlay looks

619

620 Part VIII Audio Mixing

620

Using the Voice Over Tool

623

624 Part VIII Audio Mixing

624

Microphone

625

USB audio

625

PowerBook

625

Headphones

625

626 Part VIII Audio Mixing

626

628 Part VIII Audio Mixing

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630 Part VIII Audio Mixing

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632 Part VIII Audio Mixing

632

634 Part VIII Audio Mixing

634

The newly recorded

635

Recording a Voiceover

636

Recording Multiple Takes

637

638 Part VIII Audio Mixing

638

Using Audio Filters

639

Overview of Audio Filters

640

Compression

642

Expansion

643

Noise Reduction Filters

644

Echo and Reverb Filters

645

646 Part VIII Audio Mixing

646

Working With Audio Filters

647

648 Part VIII Audio Mixing

648

Select several filters

649

...then drag them to the

649

Timeline

649

650 Part VIII Audio Mixing

650

652 Part VIII Audio Mixing

652

Tips for Better Audio

653

Tips for Cutting Dialogue

654

Shows how you can

655

656 Part VIII Audio Mixing

656

Tips for Cutting Music

658

Instead of placing audio

659

... do this

659

Organizing Your Tracks

660

Part IX: Effects

661

Video Filters

663

Applying a Filter to a Clip

664

Drag the filter from

665

... to a clip in the

665

666 Part IX Effects

666

Select multiple filters

667

Then, drag the filters to

667

668 Part IX Effects

668

Using Filter Controls

669

670 Part IX Effects

670

Angle control

671

672 Part IX Effects

672

Filter bar for a video track

673

Clip Keyframes button

673

674 Part IX Effects

674

Removing Filters From Clips

675

Blur Filters

676

Border Filters

676

Channel Filters

677

Color Correction Filters

677

Distort Filters

678

Image Control Filters

679

Key Filters

680

Matte Filters

682

Perspective Filters

684

Sharpen Filters

684

Stylize Filters

685

Changing Motion Parameters

689

690 Part IX Effects

690

Some parameters must

691

Motion Blur parameters

691

Drop Shadow parameters

691

Controls in the Motion Tab

692

694 Part IX Effects

694

Canvas center point

695

-360 pixels +360 pixels

695

-240 pixels

695

+240 pixels

695

696 Part IX Effects

696

Initial background layer

697

Sequence In and

697

Out points

697

698 Part IX Effects

698

700 Part IX Effects

700

702 Part IX Effects

702

704 Part IX Effects

704

706 Part IX Effects

706

Choosing a Wireframe Mode

707

708 Part IX Effects

708

Zooming In to the Canvas

709

710 Part IX Effects

710

712 Part IX Effects

712

714 Part IX Effects

714

716 Part IX Effects

716

Use the Distort tool to

717

Adjusting Parameters

719

How Keyframing Works

720

Keyframe 2

721

Keyframe 1

721

Keyframe 3

721

722 Part IX Effects

722

Setting Keyframes

723

724 Part IX Effects

724

Moving Between Keyframes

725

726 Part IX Effects

726

728 Part IX Effects

728

Layer the clips, with one

729

730 Part IX Effects

730

732 Part IX Effects

732

Smoothing Keyframes

734

What Are Motion Paths?

735

Creating Motion Paths

736

With the Selection tool

737

738 Part IX Effects

738

740 Part IX Effects

740

742 Part IX Effects

742

The pointer changes

743

Reusing Effect

745

746 Part IX Effects

746

748 Part IX Effects

748

Auto Select controls

749

Changing Clip Speed

751

Performing a Fit to Fill Edit

752

DBefore edit

753

754 Part IX Effects

754

Speed Settings

755

756 Part IX Effects

756

Making Speed Changes

757

Working With Still Images

759

760 Part IX Effects

760

762 Part IX Effects

762

Video Is Not 72 Dots per Inch

763

764 Part IX Effects

764

766 Part IX Effects

766

Using Alpha Channels

767

768 Part IX Effects

768

Enter a new duration in

769

770 Part IX Effects

770

772 Part IX Effects

772

Compositing and Layering

775

Methods of Compositing

776

Opacity is used to blend

777

778 Part IX Effects

778

Working With Composite Modes

780

782 Part IX Effects

782

Subtract

784

Difference

784

Multiply

785

786 Part IX Effects

786

Hard Light

788

Soft Light

789

790 Part IX Effects

790

Travel Matte - Alpha

791

Travel Matte - Luma

792

794 Part IX Effects

794

796 Part IX Effects

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798 Part IX Effects

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800 Part IX Effects

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Dark areas are

801

White areas are solid

801

802 Part IX Effects

802

804 Part IX Effects

804

Keying, Mattes, and Masks

805

806 Part IX Effects

806

808 Part IX Effects

808

Use Proper Lighting

809

810 Part IX Effects

810

812 Part IX Effects

812

814 Part IX Effects

814

816 Part IX Effects

816

818 Part IX Effects

818

820 Part IX Effects

820

The background image now

821

The background image is

821

822 Part IX Effects

822

824 Part IX Effects

824

826 Part IX Effects

826

Color Correcting Clips

827

828 Part IX Effects

828

Luma (Luminance)

830

Chrominance (Chroma)

831

Illegal Broadcast Levels

832

The Color Correction Process

833

834 Part IX Effects

834

Looking at the Picture

835

836 Part IX Effects

836

The Color Corrector Filter

837

838 Part IX Effects

838

Level sliders

839

Auto Black Level button

839

Saturation control

839

Auto White Level button

839

Auto Contrast button

839

840 Part IX Effects

840

842 Part IX Effects

842

The balance control

843

After color correction

843

Before color correction

843

844 Part IX Effects

844

Hue Matching Controls

845

846 Part IX Effects

846

Click a highlight

847

Click the Whites Select

847

Auto-balance Color

847

848 Part IX Effects

848

What Is a Generator Clip?

849

850 Part IX Effects

850

Some generators

853

854 Part IX Effects

854

Creating Titles

855

Installing and Choosing Fonts

856

860 Part IX Effects

860

862 Part IX Effects

862

Chapter 59 Using RT Extreme

863

Chapter 60 Rendering

863

Using RT Extreme

865

About Safe Real-Time Playback

867

Orange video render bars

868

Available Real-Time Effects

870

About Render Status Bars

872

Real-Time Effects

873

Rendering

877

Reasons for Rendering

878

Chapter 60 Rendering 879

879

Video Render Status Bars

880

Audio Render Status Bars

881

About Item-Level Render Bars

882

The Rendering Process

883

Chapter 60 Rendering 885

885

Chapter 60 Rendering 887

887

Rendering Part of a Sequence

888

Using the Mixdown Command

889

This message appears in

890

Chapter 60 Rendering 891

891

Preserving Render Files

893

Reducing Render Time

895

Part XI: Project Management

897

Media Management

899

Reasons to Manage your Media

900

Backing Up

903

Using the Autosave Feature

904

ProjectName_MM-DD-YY_HHMM

905

Restoring Autosaved Projects

906

Archiving Completed Projects

907

Click here to update

909

Elements of a

911

Final Cut Express HD Project

911

Sequences

914

Clip Properties

916

Master and Affiliate Clips

921

Identifying Master Clips

922

Independent Clips

926

Relationships

928

Finding a Clip’s Master Clip

929

Master Clip Properties

930

Affiliate Clip Properties

931

Media File Properties

931

Reconnecting Clips

933

Can Be Broken

934

Select the files you

939

You can select which

943

Choosing Settings

945

General Tab

946

Editing Tab

950

Timeline Options Tab

951

Changing System Settings

952

Scratch Disks Tab

953

Search Folders Tab

953

Missing Search Folders

954

Memory & Cache Tab

955

Playback Control Tab

956

External Editors Tab

957

The path is shown

958

Part XII: Output

959

Preparing to Output to Tape

961

962 Part XII Output

962

Selecting Preferences

963

Cueing the Videotape

963

Printing To Video and Output

965

From the Timeline

965

Printing to Video

966

Recording From the Timeline

968

Move the playhead where you

969

Outputting to VHS Tape

970

Exporting Sequences for DVD

971

Video for Standard DVDs

972

About the MPEG Format

973

Audio for iDVD Projects

974

More About Chapter Markers

975

976 Part XII Output

976

Learning About QuickTime

979

QuickTime for Media Authoring

980

Codecs Supported in QuickTime

981

982 Part XII Output

982

Export, and Capture

983

Movie File Formats

984

986 Part XII Output

986

Audio File Formats

988

990 Part XII Output

990

Exporting QuickTime Movies

991

992 Part XII Output

992

994 Part XII Output

994

995

995

996 Part XII Output

996

998 Part XII Output

998

1000 Part XII Output

1000

1002 Part XII Output

1002

1004 Part XII Output

1004

Exporting a DV Stream

1005

1006 Part XII Output

1006

Exporting an AVI File

1007

1008 Part XII Output

1008

Exporting Still Images

1009

1010 Part XII Output

1010

Exporting Image Sequences

1012

Exporting Audio for

1015

Mixing in Other Applications

1015

1016 Part XII Output

1016

1018 Part XII Output

1018

1020 Part XII Output

1020

All other tracks are

1021

Make sure just the

1021

1022 Part XII Output

1022

Part XIII: Appendixes

1023

Video Formats

1025

Storage Medium

1026

Video Standards

1027

Type of Video Signal

1028

; R-Y, B-Y; or U,V

1029

1030 Part XIII Appendixes

1030

Pixel Aspect Ratio

1033

Frame Rate

1034

Scanning Method

1035

About Progressive Scanning

1036

About Field Dominance

1036

Color Recording Method

1037

Color Sampling Ratio

1038

Bit Depth

1039

Video Compression

1040

Lossy Codecs

1041

Uncompressed Video

1041

Composite

1042

Component YUV (Y´C

1043

) and Component RGB

1043

1044 Part XIII Appendixes

1044

Frame Rate and Timecode

1047

Persistence of Vision

1048

Choosing a Frame Rate

1050

01:32:15:28

1052

Timecode on Tape

1055

Working With

1059

Anamorphic 16:9 Media

1059

1060 Part XIII Appendixes

1060

About Letterboxing

1061

Why Shoot 16:9 Video?

1062

Recording Anamorphic Video

1063

Capturing Anamorphic Media

1064

1066 Part XIII Appendixes

1066

1068 Part XIII Appendixes

1068

Solving Common Problems

1069

Solutions to Common Problems

1070

1072 Part XIII Appendixes

1072

General Performance Issues

1074

Problems With Audio Quality

1074

Contacting AppleCare Support

1075

Glossary

1077

1078 Glossary

1078

Glossary 1079

1079

1080 Glossary

1080

Glossary 1081

1081

1082 Glossary

1082

Glossary 1083

1083

1084 Glossary

1084

Glossary 1085

1085

1086 Glossary

1086

Glossary 1087

1087

1088 Glossary

1088

Glossary 1089

1089

1090 Glossary

1090

1092 Glossary

1092

Glossary 1093

1093

1094 Glossary

1094

Glossary 1095

1095

1096 Glossary

1096

Glossary 1097

1097

1098 Glossary

1098

Glossary 1099

1099

1100 Glossary

1100

Glossary 1101

1101

1102 Glossary

1102

Glossary 1103

1103

1104 Glossary

1104

Glossary 1105

1105

1107

1107

1108 Index

1108

Index 1109

1109

1110 Index

1110

1112 Index

1112

Index 1113

1113

1114 Index

1114

Index 1115

1115

Index 1117

1117

1118 Index

1118

Index 1119

1119

1120 Index

1120

Index 1121

1121

1122 Index

1122

Index 1123

1123

1124 Index

1124

Index 1125

1125

1126 Index

1126

Index 1127

1127

1128 Index

1128

1130 Index

1130

Index 1133

1133

1134 Index

1134

Index 1135

1135

1136 Index

1136

Index 1137

1137

1138 Index

1138

Index 1139

1139

1140 Index

1140

Index 1141

1141

1142 Index

1142

Index 1143

1143

1144 Index

1144

Index 1145

1145

1146 Index

1146

Index 1147

1147

1148 Index

1148

Index 1149

1149

Index 1151

1151

1152 Index

1152

Index 1153

1153




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