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    Copyright
    Introduction
    Ch. 1. Optimizing Your System and Final Cut Pro
    Ch. 2. Video Formats, Hard Drives, and Media
    Ch. 3. Ingesting Media
    Ch. 4. Working in the Application
    Ch. 5. Editing
    Ch. 6. Audio
    Ch. 7. Transitions and Effects
    It... Just... Won’t... Fade...!
    Apply the Default Audio and Video Transition Simultaneously
    Setting the Default Transition
    Creating an Alpha Transition
    Creating Custom Transitions You Can Reuse
    Applying Multiple Transitions at the Same Time on the Same Track
    Selecting Multiple Edit Points on Multiple Tracks
    Find and Replace Multiple Transitions at Once
    Another Trick for Applying Multiple Transitions at Once
    Take a QuickView of Your Effect
    Play Unrendered Clips
    Replace a Clip Without Losing Its Effects
    Invisibility Doesn’t Take a Cloak
    ProRes Enlarges Its Family
    Change Codecs to Improve Render Quality and Speed
    Render Your Sequences Automatically
    Render All Doesn’t
    Make the FrameViewer Move
    Viewing Clips on Different Tracks
    A Fast Way to Find Effects
    Finding an Effect in the Browser
    Creating a Favorite
    Save Your Favorites
    Using Motion Templates
    Replace Templates with Blinding Speed
    Where Motion Templates Are Stored
    Matching Fonts Between Motion and Final Cut Pro
    Sharing Motion Projects
    What Is a Wireframe?
    Title Safe, Action Safe, and the New SD Boundaries
    Quickly Create Text Clips
    Three Steps to Better Text
    Scaling Text in Controls vs. Motion Tab
    Drop Shadow Settings
    Constant-Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7
    Variable-Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7
    Apply Multiple Keyframes to Multiple Clips Fast
    Displaying Motion and Filter Keyframes in the Timeline
    Adjusting Effect Keyframes in the Timeline
    Tossing Keyframes
    Slipping Keyframes in the Timeline
    Sliding Keyframes in the Viewer
    Creating Moves on Still Images
    Fun with the Anchor Point
    Create a Filter Range
    A Fast Way to Remove Filters
    Creating a Luma Key
    Add Burned-In Timecode to Your Sequence
    Sharpening Your Stills
    Fixing Fluorescent Flicker
    When to Deinterlace
    Making Clips Black and White
    Creating Sepia-Toned Clips
    Using the RT Menu for Scopes
    Rules for Color Correction
    Color-Correcting with One Mouse Click
    Skin Tone Settings for Scopes
    Keyframing the Color Corrector 3-Way Filter
    Fix It Before You Start
    Color-Correcting a Sudden Color Change
    Monitoring Video Levels
    Keep Your White Levels Broadcast Safe
    The Twirling Thingy of Color
    Ch. 8. Export and Output
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    Chapter 7. Transitions and Effects > Creating Custom Transitions You Can Reuse

    Creating Custom Transitions You Can Reuse

    You can create a custom transition once, then use it over and over again.

    In projects where you want to use the same customized transition over and over, here’s a fast way to do it. (This tip was first suggested to me by Adam Lloyd Connell.)


      

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