User manual FALMEC EXPLOIT INSTALLATION SHEET

[. . . ] The Apple logo is a trademark of Apple Inc. , registered in the U. S. Use of the “keyboard” Apple logo (Shift-Option-K) for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of Apple may constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition in violation of federal and state laws. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Apple is not responsible for printing or clerical errors. [. . . ] To go to the next keyframe, click the right arrow or press Option-Apostrophe (’). Arrows 5 Add keyframes as needed. Tip:  After you’ve added one keyframe, you can add another automatically by moving the playhead in the Timeline and then adjusting the effect parameter value in the Video inspector. Chapter 10    Add transitions, titles, effects, and generators 248 Add keyframes automatically across a selected area If an effect appears in the Video Animation Editor with a disclosure button, you can use either the Select or Range Selection tool to add keyframes automatically across a selected area. 1 Do one of the following: •• •• Select a clip in the Timeline, and choose Clip > Show Video Animation (or press Control-V). Control-click a clip, and choose Show Video Animation from the shortcut menu. 2 Select an effect, and click the disclosure button to expand it in the Video Animation Editor. Disclosure button 3 In the Timeline, choose either Select or Range Selection from the Tools pop-up menu in the toolbar (or press A for Select, or R for Range Selection). 4 Drag across the area in the Video Animation Editor where you want to adjust the effect. 5 Adjust the effect within the range by dragging the effect’s horizontal control up or down. Chapter 10    Add transitions, titles, effects, and generators 249 Keyframes are automatically created along the adjustment points within the range. Adjust keyframes in the Video Animation Editor You can move keyframes left or right in the Video Animation Editor. If an effect appears with a disclosure button, you can expand the effect view and move keyframes up or down to change the parameter value. 2 Do one of the following: •• To change its position in the Video Animation Editor, drag a keyframe left or right. As you drag, the timecode value appears. Drag the keyframe left or right. Chapter 10    Add transitions, titles, effects, and generators 250 •• If an effect appears with a disclosure button, click the button (or double-click the effect) to expand it. Disclosure button With the effect expanded, you can drag the keyframe up or down to change the effect’s parameter value. Tip:  To adjust values with greater precision, hold down the Command key while dragging the keyframe up or down. Drag the keyframe up or down. To add another keyframe, Option-click (or press Option-K) at a point on the effect control where you want to add the keyframe. To add a keyframe and change the effect’s parameter value at the same time, Option-click while dragging the effect control up or down. If an effect appears with a disclosure button in the Video Animation Editor, you can also fade video effects in or out, or change the shape of the effect curve between keyframes. To adjust the curve with greater precision, hold down the Command key while dragging. mm Control-click the line between keyframes, and choose a curve option from the shortcut menu. •• •• Linear: Maintains a constant rate of change over the duration of the fade. Ease: Eases in and out of the fade with the midpoint set between the beginning and end values. Ease In: Starts slowly from the beginning value and then moves quickly toward the end value. Ease Out: Starts quickly from the beginning value and then slowly tapers off toward the end value. •• •• Note:  You can change the curve shape between keyframes for video effects only. For audio volume only, you can change the curve shape for fades created using fade handles, but not keyframes. See Fade audio in or out on page 172. Chapter 10    Add transitions, titles, effects, and generators 254 Adjust all keyframes on a curve mm Hold down the Command and Option keys, and drag either a keyframe or the curve up or down. All keyframes are adjusted by the same amount, preserving the original shape of the curve. Before After Chapter 10    Add transitions, titles, effects, and generators 255 Advanced editing 11 Group clips with compound clips Compound clips overview With Final Cut Pro, you can create compound clips, which allow you to group any combination of clips in the Timeline or the Event Browser and nest clips within other clips. Compound clips can contain video and audio clip components, clips, and other compound clips. Effectively, each compound clip can be considered a mini project, with its own distinct project properties. Compound clips function just like other clips: you can add them to your project, trim them, retime them, and add effects and transitions. [. . . ] Generally refers to consumer equipment used for recording video from various sources. Vectorscope  A video scope in Final Cut Pro that shows the distribution of color in your image on a circular scale. The Vectorscope is useful for comparing the hue and intensity of colors between two clips for the purposes of color correction. Video Animation Editor  You can show the Video Animation Editor for clips in the Timeline to adjust effect parameters, create fade-ins or fade-outs, or change effects over time using keyframes. [. . . ]