Apple Final Cut Express 4 User Manual
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Adjusting All Opacity Keyframes of a Clip
Example: Using Keyframes to Make Opacity Changes
Example: Keyframing Opacity in the Timeline
Smoothing Keyframes with Bezier Handles
Understanding Bezier Handles and Curves
Creating Keyframed Motion Paths in the Canvas
Adding, Moving, and Deleting Keyframes in Motion Paths
Creating Curved Motion Paths Using Bezier Handles
Controlling Speed Along a Motion Path
Moving an Entire Motion Path in the Canvas
Reusing Effect and Motion Parameters
Copying and Pasting Specific Clip Attributes
Removing Attributes from a Clip
Applying Filters Across Multiple Tracks at Once
How Changing Speed Affects a Clip’s Duration
Frame Blending and Reverse Speed
Working with Freeze Frames and Still Images
Using Still Images and Graphics in Your Sequences
Creating Freeze Frames from a Video Clip
Considerations Before Creating and Importing Stills
Changing the Duration of Still Images
Example: Adding Camera Motion to Still Images
Introduction to Compositing and Layering
Different Ways to Layer Clips in the Timeline
Adjusting Opacity Levels of Clips
How Composite Modes Affect Images
Applying Composite Modes to Clips