Kevin Monahan
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Import into Keynote>Export to QuickTime. That’s what I do. Simple.
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Kevin Monahan
November 4, 2005 at 6:43 pm in reply to: Easist way to view Final Cut Pro 5 video Filters & Transitions?Hey Sebastian,
The manual has some of that, but you’re probably right. Not nearly enough visual info about what each effect does. Each effect can look wildly different when you change its parameters. Moreover, combinations of filters bring other results. So there is no easy way to show you the thousands of combinations of effects you can squeeze out of FCP.If you want a basic representative of each filter though, you’ll have to do that on your own. Make a sequence and place a filter on to each clip. Make a separate sequence for your transitions.
Excuse the plug, but I have written a book called, “Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro” that could be very helpful to you. Please check it out.
I also am currently giving one of a kind workshops in Sacramento, San Francisco, LA and San Diego over the next few weeks and folks are flying in from all over the world to take it. If you want to take your FCP FX skills to the next level, you really need this training. Click on my sig file for more info.
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I don’t think that’s correct Mark. Copyright law is pretty complex, so it’s probably not a good idea to give blanket statements like that.
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Kevin Monahan
November 4, 2005 at 5:57 am in reply to: Kevin Monahan’s Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro SeminarBy the way, my Sacramento Class is THIS weekend. Space is still available.
For you guys in LA, the seminar is NEXT weekend. Please sign up as soon as you can!
A bit surprised I’m not seeing more signups from the Cow 🙁
C’mon gang!Kevin Monahan
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A standard TV won’t have the option to squeeze the footage on the fly. A widescreen TV will though. This is why editors use pro video monitors and not TV sets. A proper pro monitor will squeeze your footage as it plays. Sounds like you need to break out some cash and get yourself some proper gear.
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DV can be either DF or NDF. Depends on how the cam/deck was set when it was shot.
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Kevin Monahan
November 3, 2005 at 7:55 pm in reply to: Kevin Monahan’s Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro SeminarHey Winston,
Thanks for the compliment. I sure hope the boss wises up and sends you down here. This weekend is Sacramento, then next is LA, then SF and finally San Diego.Hope to see you!
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