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  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Sep-2015
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  • ISBN-10: 1138128376
  • ISBN-13: 9781138128378
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 282 pages, kõrgus x laius: 229x152 mm, kaal: 703 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Sep-2015
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
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  • ISBN-13: 9781138128378
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Master invaluable workflow tips that will allow you to tap into the full power of Final Cut Pro X and achieve results quickly, regardless of your skill level.



Rick Youngs Focal Easy Guide to Final Cut Pro X, Second Edition is the ultimate mentor for getting up and running with Apples professional editing software. In this step-by-step, full-color guide, Young clearly explains the key concepts and vital knowledge you need to edit your project from start to finish, providing clear, time-saving instruction on producing and outputting using Final Cut Pro X. This new edition has been updated to include:



















A thorough introduction to Final Cut Pro X and the philosophy by which the software works













Coverage of the complete postproduction process, including setup, importing, editing, audio, effects, and output













Additional sections on Multicam Editing, working with Proxies, and effective media management of Libraries













Instruction on encoding, distributing, and archiving your completed projects















A companion website (www.focalpress.com/9781138785533) featuring downloadable video footage that you can edit using the techniques covered in the book













Packed with tutorials and real-world examples, The Focal Easy Guide to Final Cut Pro X, Second Edition will take you through the ins and outs of the software and have you editing and outputting your movies in no time!



Written for Final Cut Pro X version 10.1.3 and beyond.

Arvustused

"Rick always seems to find the essentials so necessary to learn and effectively work with Final Cut Pro. . . He cuts to the chase with very specific, step-by-step instructions and how-tos, making it seem as if he were the instructor sitting right next to you in a private lesson."

















- Steve Douglas, videographer; writer and reviewer, www.kenstone.net























"Speed, quality, and organization are imperative in todays video editing environment. Rick has written an easy-to-follow guide for editors of all levels that will have you editing and exporting your footage quickly so you can share your work with the world."



- Chip Dizárd, Media Professor; Final Cut Pro X Certified Trainer; Co-founder, WebVideoChefs.com

Introduction xiii
System Setup
1(12)
A Word about Preferences
2(1)
Editing Preferences
2(2)
Playback Preferences
4(1)
Background Render
5(1)
Import Preferences
6(7)
The Interface
13(12)
The Three-Window Interface
14(2)
The Five-Window Interface
16(2)
Working with Dual Viewers
18(1)
Working with Dual Monitor Displays
19(6)
Importing Media
25(18)
Importing Media into Final Cut Pro X
26(1)
Understanding the Final Cut Pro X file structure
26(1)
Create a Library and Importing Media
27(2)
Importing Media
29(2)
Importing from Camera or Media Card
31(5)
Importing Media from Hard Drive
36(3)
Capture from Tape
39(2)
Importing to Events by dragging
41(2)
Organization
43(28)
Organizational concepts within Final Cut Pro X
44(3)
Creating Libraries, Events and Projects
47(3)
Getting practical: hands-on reviewing and organizing of footage
50(1)
Reviewing Footage
51(1)
Rating Footage
52(3)
Marking Sections within Clips
55(2)
Labeling and Searching Clips
57(2)
Adding Notes to Clips
59(2)
Batch Renaming of Clips
61(4)
Keywording
65(6)
Editing
71(82)
The Process
72(1)
Creating a New Project
73(2)
Manually Setting Up a Project
75(1)
Basic Cutting
76(3)
Sliding Clips around in the Timeline
79(2)
Separating Audio from Video
81(2)
The Concept of Connected Clips
83(4)
Directing the Flow of Video and Audio
87(2)
Insert Editing
89(2)
Overwrite Editing
91(1)
Marking a Range in the Timeline
92(1)
Editing Overview
93(2)
Editing Tools
95(3)
Turning Skimming On and Off
98(1)
The Concept of Storylines
99(2)
Trimming (in general)
101(1)
Working with the Trim Tool
102(2)
Slide Edits
104(1)
The Precision Editor
105(3)
Trimming While Playing Back in the Timeline
108(2)
Retiming
110(2)
Create a Freeze Frame
112(1)
Setting Clip Durations
113(1)
Solo Clips
114(1)
Disable Clips
115(1)
Compound Clips
116(2)
Whizzing around the Timeline Using Markers
118(3)
Reveal All the Clips Used in Your Project
121(1)
Locating Clips in the Event Libary or on the Hard Drive
122(1)
Cut, Copy, and Paste
123(1)
Show Used Media and Show Unused Media
124(1)
Automatic Backups of Libraries, Events and Projects
125(1)
Versioning
126(1)
Creating Custom Project Sizes
127(2)
Active Clip Indicator
129(1)
Auditioning
130(2)
Rendering
132(1)
Adjusting represented size of image in the Viewer
133(1)
Switching between Better Quality and Better Performance
133(1)
Working with Proxies
134(3)
Mulitcam editing
137(1)
Creating a Multicam Clip
138(4)
Editing Multicam Clips
142(5)
Copying media between Libraries and Events
147(2)
Organizing media in the Event Browser with Folders
149(2)
Putting it all Together
151(2)
Audio
153(28)
Sound Mixing
154(1)
Back to Basics
154(2)
Adjust the Audio Level within a Clip
156(2)
Fading Audio
158(1)
Fading Audio Using the Range Tool
159(1)
Keyframing Audio
160(1)
Adding Audio Mixes
161(2)
Expand Audio Components
163(2)
Break Apart Clip Items
165(1)
Relationship of the Inspector to Audio Output
166(1)
Setting Audio Pan Controls
167(3)
Switching Audio Tracks On and Off in the Inspector
170(1)
Boosting Audio Levels with the Gain Filter
171(3)
Keyframing Audio Gain
174(2)
Automated Loudness: Setting Audio Levels Quickly
176(1)
Graphic Equalizer
177(4)
Effects
181(70)
Types of Effects
182(2)
Video and Audio Effects
184(2)
Transitions
186(2)
Text
188(5)
Creating a Static Title
193(3)
Going Wacky with Fonts
196(2)
Fading Titles On and Off and Adjusting Transparency
198(2)
Keyframing Text
200(3)
Show Title/Action Safe Zones
203(1)
Generators
204(2)
Themes
206(1)
Working with Title Themes
206(1)
Working with Transition Themes
207(2)
Transform Controls
209(1)
Transform
210(1)
Crop Controls
211(1)
Trimming Images
212(2)
Cropping Images
214(1)
Working with the Ken Burns Effect
215(3)
Distort Controls
218(3)
Basic Keyframing
221(3)
Stabilization
224(1)
Keying
225(1)
Chroma Key
225(3)
Luma Key
228(3)
Color Correction
231(4)
Color Board
235(2)
Working with the Color Board
237(3)
Adjusting Saturation
240(2)
Exposure Adjustment
242(2)
Color Presets
244(3)
Paste Attributes
247(4)
Share and Archive
251(20)
Export Media Using Share
252(8)
Media Management
260(1)
Delete Render Files for Projects and Events
260(2)
Relink Media
262(4)
Archive and Backup
266(5)
Enjoy the Ride
271(2)
Index 273
Rick Young is Editor for Movie Machine (www.moviemachine.tv), a website devoted to the art and technology of digital filmmaking. Rick is also the Director and Founding Member of the UK Final Cut Pro User Group, an Apple Solutions Expert, and a freelance television director and editor with many years of broadcast experience, including work for the BBC, Sky, ITN, CNBC, and Reuters Additionally, he is a liaison to the US Creative Pro User Groups and the author of the best-selling series The Focal Easy Guide to Final Cut Pro.