Apple Final Cut Express HD Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 5)

it in the Viewer. Common tasks here include setting in and out points, editing sound levels, and adjusting

eﬀects or lters. Notice the playhead for moving back and forth in your media is located directly above the

playback controls—to move it, click and drag. Keep in mind that if the playback line below the image has

dotted lines, you’re looking at the version of the clip that is in the timeline, not the original clip. Once you start

editing, you’ll see the diﬀerence.

3. Timeline

is window displays your edited sequences of clips. To put a clip on the timeline, simply drag and drop from

the Browser or the Viewer. To play clips in the Timeline, use the space bar on the keyboard to start and stop, or

click the 'play' icon on the Canvas window. e ‘Home’ key will take you back to the start of the sequence.

Notice the playhead for moving back and forth can be moved by clicking and dragging on its top or in the

Canvas window.

4. Canvas

is provides a preview of your Timeline. Notice the playback controls

(you can also use the space bar on the keyboard to start and stop playback,

along with J (rewind), K (pause), L (play/fast-forward). Notice the

playhead for moving back and forth is located directly above the playback

controls, to move it, click and drag. You need to have a sequence open

before something appears in the Canvas.

5. Tool Palette and Audio Meters- this is your palette of editing tools.

Contained here is the pointer tool (shortcut ‘a’ and selected by default);

selection tools; roll and slip tools; razor blade (shortcut ‘b’); crop and

distort; zoom; and, pen tools. An audio level meter is located next to the

Tool palette. If Final Cut Express is ever acting strangely, make sure the Tool Palette has the

pointer tool selected (remember shortcut ‘a’ takes you back to the pointer, or arrow tool).

Program windows in Final Cut can be shown or hidden using the 'Window' menu. In addition,

you can move and resize them as you wish.

Editing

Once you have clips imported and/or captured, you are ready to do some editing.

Organizing

Note the browser diﬀerentiates between clips and sequences using diﬀerent icons. You can also

create “bins” (folders) which in turn can hold other bins, clips, or sequences. You can see the

display in the browser as large icons or as a listing. You can

change the appearance of the browser by using the little icons on

the upper right hand side or right-click on the browser and

choose one of the view options from the pop-up menu. Bins are

good for organizing your project, a bin for audio, a bin for b-roll,

a bin for images, etc. Choose File > New > Bin to create a new bin.

Viewing

By double-clicking a clip in the Browser window, it will appear in

the Viewer. To look through a clip, drag on the playhead, use the playback controls, or press the arrow keys to

move frame by frame.

Click the Mark In/Mark Out buttons to add in/out points (or use the shortcut keys ‘i’ and ‘o’). Once inserted,

you can drag to adjust them in the Viewer. By clicking the 'Motion' tab in the window, you can adjust

properties such as size, center point, opacity, etc. To refresh the clip, click on the 'Video' tab.

When ready to move a clip onto the Timeline, simply drag and drop it from the Viewer to the Timeline. You'll

notice that while you are dragging the clip onto the timeline, Final Cut will change the pointer to either a

down-pointing arrow or a right-pointing arrow.

Depending on which tool you

select in the Tool Palette, Final

Cut will behave diﬀerently. This is

what’s called a modal interface. If Final Cut

is ever not doing something you expect, or

doing something you don’t expect, check to

see what tool is selected in the Tool Palette.

You can always “reset” back to the default

Arrow Tool by clicking on the Arrow Tool in

the Tool Palette or by using the short cut

‘a’ (for arrow).

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