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Copying and pasting effects and nesting clips

Copying and pasting effects and nesting clips - Final Cut Pro Tutorial

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Copying and pasting effects and nesting clips

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- [Instructor] In this movie, we're going to look at how we can paste effects onto other clips in Final Cut, not to mention work with something called compound clips, which will allow us to apply an effect onto several clips at once with ease. I'm in my Chapter 10_5 project, and let's apply an effect first of all to the first clip in our timeline. Now, to do that, I'll head to the Color section. Let's explore a new effect altogether. In fact, I'll grab this Colorize effect. We'll drag it onto the clip, and let's change a few things about it. We're going to remap the two colors that are applied here in the Colorize effect in the Inspector. I'm going to remap the black to more of a bluish tint, bluish black tint and then the white color to an orange tint here. Now you can, of course, once you make this adjustment, also play around with the intensity of this effect so that maybe the orange is stronger than the blue tints.…

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