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Edit without Tears with Final Cut Pro

Edit without Tears with Final Cut Pro

By : Bruce G. Macbryde
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Edit without Tears with Final Cut Pro

Edit without Tears with Final Cut Pro

4.2 (5)
By: Bruce G. Macbryde

Overview of this book

Edit Without Tears with Final Cut Pro is your essential guide to overcoming challenges in video editing using Final Cut Pro, simplifying complex procedures and workflows and providing a structured approach for efficient and impressive video editing. This book will change how you approach editing, guiding you to create professional-grade videos with ease and confidence. Throughout the book, you'll enhance your efficiency and speed, while also learning unique workflows for common tasks. The comprehensive coverage spans planning video narratives, crafting preliminary edits and refining them, improving audio quality, setting up and editing multicam sequences, leveraging the inspector's controls, and working with both built-in and third-party plugins. You’ll then advance to animating objects using keyframes, utilizing color scopes for advanced color correction, and troubleshooting common issues confidently. By the end of this Final Cut Pro book, you’ll have developed an efficient editing style, unlocking the full power of this video editing software for your creative endeavors.
Table of Contents (27 chapters)
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Part 1:Planning
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Part 2:Editing
13
Part 3:Using the Inspector
20
Part 4: Outside Final Cut Pro

Which video format is best for which purpose?

Some video formats are more suitable for different purposes than others. Some are better as camera clips, and others are better for editing or delivery (export). This section will delve into various file formats and their respective strengths for different applications. Let’s get started:

  • The following are the formats best suitable as camera files. The most common file formats for entry-level cameras are AVCHD and MP4. However, different brands and more advanced cameras will have proprietary formats:
    • Sony camera formats are AVCHD, MP4, DV, XAVC S, XAVC S HD, HDV, MPEG2, MPEG4, and ProRes RAW
    • RED cameras use R3D and REDCODE RAW
    • ARRI cameras use formats with the .ari, .mxf, and .arriraw extensions
    • Canon cameras use MP4 (H.264), MP4 (HEVC), HEVC, XF-AVC (.mxf), RAW – Cinema RAW (.crm), and .mov
    • Panasonic cameras use the following:
      • HC: AVCHD, MP4, MP4, iFrame, and .mov
      • HDC: AVCHD and 50p H.264
      • HM: MPEG4 and Apple iFrame
      • SDR: SD...

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