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Final Cut Pro X Cookbook

You're reading from   Final Cut Pro X Cookbook Edit with style and ease using the latest editing technologies in Final Cut Pro X! with this book and ebook.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2012
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849692960
Length 452 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Final Cut Pro X Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Importing Your Media FREE CHAPTER 2. Customizing Your Workflow 3. Basic Editing Mechanics 4. Enhancing Your Editing 5. Sweetening and Fixing Your Sound 6. Practical Magic a.k.a Useful Effects 7. Titles, Transitions, and Generators 8. Get Your Movie to Move 9. Altering the Aesthetics of Your Image 10. Getting Your Project Out of FCPX Working with Motion and Compressor

Using the Trim tool, part 2 — rolling


As we have learned in the previous recipe, using the Trim tool to ripple results in changing the length of one clip in your project as well as a change in the length of your overall project. The Roll tool affects two clips' timing at once—it allows you to pick a new edit point between two clips, shortening one clip while lengthening the other equally, resulting in a zero sum; your project's length remains unchanged! The Roll tool is often used in match-on-action scenarios where you have two cameras recording the same moment in time. While editing these two angles together, you might have perfectly aligned the action by trimming the two clips appropriately, but the exact moment where your clips shift from one angle to another may not be ideal.

In this exercise, we are using two clips shot by two cameras at the same time during a dance at a wedding. The two shots have already been edited into the sequence and timed so that the action matches when the timeline...

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