210 and, Add transitions, titles, effects, and generators – Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.1.2) User Manual
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Transitions, titles, effects, and generators overview
You can easily add special effects to video, audio, and photos in your projects.
Final Cut Pro provides several kinds of effects and controls:
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Transitions: Add an effect between clips to control how they change from one to the next. See
on page 211.
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Titles: Use to add text at any point in your project. See
on page 220.
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Effects: Use to do a wide variety of things to your video and audio clips, from subtle (add film
grain or a color effect to the video, or a graphic equalizer to the audio) to not so subtle (add
droplet ripples or an insect-eye view to the video, or apply an exaggerated pitch shift to the
audio). There are two main types of effects:
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Built-in effects: Use these standard effects to resize, move, rotate, trim, skew, crop, or apply
the Ken Burns zooming effect to a video clip. These effects are already part of each Timeline
clip—you just need to adjust them. See
on page 228.
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Clip effects: Use these effects to change your video and audio clips to either correct issues or
create stunning new looks or sounds. See
on page 241.
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Generators: Add a special element like a placeholder clip, a timecode generator, or a
countdown timer, or add colors, patterns, or animated backgrounds to your project. See
on page 249.
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Onscreen controls: Customize many of your effects using onscreen controls. See
on page 253.
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Video Animation: Vary effect settings as a clip plays. See
on
page 258.
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