[Karl Hans e greuy]

May have got it sorted just waiting on export to see how it looks. I’ll write down the steps I took if it does indeed work, incase anyone else has this problem.

[Karl Hans e greuy]

Oops that was supposed to be “Command S” to save sorry for that.

[Karl Hans e greuy]

A skin would probably be the cheapest and easiest. The most important ones are simple, and done in alphabetical it would seem.

“A” =Arrow
“B” =Blade (double tap for double blade)
“C” =Crop tool
“P” =Pen tool
“Z” =zoom in (double tap for zoom out)

For me I just think Arrow-A, zoom-Z and so on.

Cut and paste are the same as in everything else.

There are more and you will pick them up over time, I would recommend buying a skin rather than the specifically designed keyboard as once you are used to them you will not look at keyboard again. Think about how you first started typing you were probably looking at the keyboard all them time now it probably second nature to you, the same will happen with the shortcuts, so in my opinion it’s not worth spending money on a new keyboard.

Here is a full list https://www.nobledesktop.com/shortcuts-finalcutpro5-mac.html

And as mentioned above “Option S” the most important one you’ll need.

Hope this helps a little.

[Karl Hans e greuy]

Thanks for the info guys, I was able to get in touch with the guy who had the video up on youtube so hopefully he can help me through it.

It’s just so frustrating I mean I can look at the photo in Preview and zoom right into an individual image losing only minimal quality yet when I put the same image into FCE it just looks awful with only a slight zoom. Adding to the frustration is the fact that when I import other images into my timeline I can zoom in nearly 10 times the original image size and it is still watchable quality. I would have thought the opposite would be true seeing as the mosaic is made up of 1000+ smaller images but alas its doesn’t seem to be. Anyone know why or am I doing something wrong?