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Yeah that’s not really a mask on its own- it’s a mask for color correction so you do inside/outside grading. I.e. lighten or darken up a face vs a background etc. If you copy paste the color correction, the mask comes along.
If you want a mask in the sense of a matte with no related color grade, use Effects>Video>Masks.
Also with respect- I can see you are new to FCPX. You’ get up to speed much faster if you simply google for basic questions and save the forum for the more complex workflow concerns.
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Delete or uncheck the effect in the inspector.
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Not the built-in ones no.
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Not sure what you mean- can you provide an image example.
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Check your timeline settings- where you control height of clips etc. You have the option there to show angle names vs Roles.
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Show up to the edit bay with some crumble and ask for the changes- sometimes the best technical solutions are interpersonal ones.
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1- yes, but it’s subjective whether the quality would still be acceptable.
2-you may need to compensate with color correction.Also- this is the FCPX forum, try this forum for 7 q’s:
https://forums.creativecow.net/applefinalcutpro
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Noah Kadner
December 17, 2016 at 8:14 pm in reply to: New Macbook pro: Favor cpu or gpu for best performance in FCPX?FCPX uses the GPU for most realtime effects/rendering/ exporting task- so I would actually recommend the opposite. The CPU is for less real-time tasks like computation of optical flow analysis and loading media/projects. So I would say in a broad sense if you’re working with huge projects (in terms of amount of media/metadata) with not much effects the faster CPU would be better, if you’re working with less complex projects but will be applying a ton of effects/multicam/repeated rendering get the faster GPU. Clearly the fastest of both would be ideal but if this is Mac is primarily for FCPX, I’d get the better GPU…
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Noah Kadner
December 16, 2016 at 7:01 pm in reply to: 5K Retina iMac & 4K (+1080) multicam editing performance issues – GPU?You would most likely need to switch to proxy mode to have a hope of decent multicam playback with those specs/codecs.
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