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Final cut pro 3 for Macintosh / Lisa Brenneis.

Van Pelt Library TR899 .B6925 2002 1 v. + disc
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Brenneis, Lisa.
Series:
Visual quickpro guide
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Digital video--Computer programs.
Digital video.
Video tapes--Editing--Data processing.
Video tapes.
Video recording--Technique.
Video recording.
Final cut (Electronic resource).
Macintosh (Computer).
Technique.
Physical Description:
xxiv, 677 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
4 3/4 in.
Other Title:
Final cut pro three for Macintosh
Accompanying CD-ROM has title: Final cut pro Powerstart 2 Demo
Place of Publication:
Berkeley, Calif. : Peachpit, [2002]
System Details:
text file
Summary:
Takes a visual, task-based approach to teaching Final Cut Pro, using pictures to guide you through the software and show you what to do. Works like a reference book -- you look up what you need and then get straight to work. Concise, straightforward steps and explanations offer the fastest way to learn tasks and concepts. Affordably priced, because buying a computer book shouldn't be an investment in itself.
Contents:
System Requirements 3
System Configuration 5
Connecting Video Devices and Monitors 10
Installing Final Cut Pro 15
Optimizing Performance 24
Troubleshooting 27
Chapter 2 Welcome to Final Cut Pro 29
Touring Your Desktop Post-Production Facility 30
Editing and Effects Windows 34
Input and Output Windows 41
Media Management Tools 42
Customize Your Environment 44
Undoing Changes 46
Using Presets and Preferences 47
Using Easy Setups 50
Using Audio/Video Presets 53
Specifying Sequence Settings 57
Specifying Video Processing Settings 61
Specifying Capture Settings 62
Specifying Device Control Settings 69
Using External Video Settings 71
Specifying Preference Window Settings 74
Setting User Mode Preferences 77
Customizing the Timeline Display 78
Setting Label Preferences 79
Setting External Editors Preferences 80
Setting Scratch Disk Preferences 81
Changing the Settings of an Existing Sequence 84
Viewing and Setting Item Properties 86
Viewing and Setting Project Properties 89
Chapter 3 Input: Getting Digital with Your Video 91
Anatomy of the Log and Capture Window 94
Setting Up for Capture 101
About Logging 110
Capturing Video with Device Control 120
Capturing Video without Device Control 122
Recording Audio with the Voice Over Tool 128
Batch Capturing Clips 135
Importing a Batch List 141
Importing an Edit Decision List (EDL) 143
Changing Your Source Timecode 145
Troubleshooting Capture Problems 148
Importing Media 152
Chapter 4 Preparing Your Clips 159
About Projects 161
Using the Autosave Vault 167
Anatomy of the Browser 169
How the Browser Can Save Your Sanity 172
Working with Bins 183
Chapter 5 Introducing the Viewer 189
Onscreen Controls and Displays 190
Working with Clips in the Viewer 194
Navigating with Timecode 203
Working with In and Out Points 204
About Subclips 206
Using Markers 208
Adjusting the Viewer Display 214
Viewing Overlays 218
Anatomy of the Audio Tab 222
Using the Viewer's Audio Tab 225
Chapter 6 Editing in Final Cut Pro 237
What's a Sequence? 238
Basic Editing Step by Step 243
Performing Edits in the Canvas 249
Performing Edits in the Timeline 259
Performing Split Edits 261
Setting Sequence In and Out Points 263
Locating a Match Frame 265
Chapter 7 Using the Timeline and the Canvas 267
Anatomy of the Canvas 268
Using the Canvas Window 274
Anatomy of the Tool Palette 277
Anatomy of the Timeline 281
Customizing Timeline Display Options 286
Navigating in the Timeline 291
Working with Timeline Tracks 297
Working with Items in the Timeline 305
Working with Keyframes in the Timeline 325
Searching for Items in the Timeline 328
Chapter 8 Fine Cut: Trimming Edits 331
Types of Trimming Operations 332
Selecting an Edit for Trimming 334
Anatomy of the Trim Edit Window 337
Using the Trim Edit Window 339
Trimming Edits in the Timeline 344
Trimming Edits in the Viewer 353
Correcting Out-of-Sync Clips 355
Chapter 9 Creating Transitions 357
Adding Transition Effects 358
Working with Default and Favorite Transitions 362
Editing Video Transitions 367
Chapter 10 Rendering 377
Rendering Protocols 378
About Render Quality Levels 381
Rendering 386
Previewing with the QuickView Tab 391
About Real-Time Effects 393
Using G4 Real-Time Effects 396
Managing Render Files 399
Rendering Strategies 402
Reducing Rendering Time 405
Preserving Render Files 406
Chapter 11 At Last: Creating Final Output 413
Using Tape Output Modes 414
Recording Timeline Playback 417
Printing to Video 419
Editing to Tape 424
Anatomy of the Edit to Tape Window 426
Setting Up for Edit to Tape 429
Performing an Edit to Tape 432
Data Export Modes 436
Exporting an Edit Decision List (EDL) 436
Exporting a Batch List 443
Exporting Sequences and Clips 446
Exporting Other QuickTime Formats 453
Batch Exporting 460
Exporting Audio in OMF Format 467
Chapter 12 Big Picture: Managing Complex Projects 471
Working with Multiple Sequences 472
Using DV Start/ Stop Detection 481
Using Audio Peak Detection 483
Using Media Management Tools 484
Using the Media Manager 486
Reconnecting Offline Files 511
Deleting Media 517
Project Maintenance Tips 519
Setting Up for Multiple Projects and Users 525
Chapter 13 Compositing and Special Effects 527
Locating and Applying Effects 529
Using Wireframes 537
Using Keyframes 539
Using Motion 547
Scaling and Positioning Clips 550
Creating Motion Paths 564
Editing a Motion Path 568
About FXBuilder 572
Applying Filters 574
Using Color Correction Tools 582
Compositing 591
Using Generators 596
Generating Text 598
Using Animated Text Generators 604
Creating Graphics in Adobe Photoshop 611
Using Third-Party After Effects Filters 621
Chapter 14 FCP 3 and Mac OS X 623
Multiuser File Management in Final Cut Pro for OS X 624
Memory Management 629
Interface Changes 630
Importing CD Audio 633
Apple Computer Links 635
Online Users Forums 636
Hardware 636
Mavens 637
FCP User Groups 637
Appendix B Keyboard Shortcuts 639.
Notes:
Includes index.
ISBN:
032111583X
OCLC:
49938180

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