Apple Final Cut Pro 5 - Manual (Page 77)

76 Part II Learning About the Final Cut Pro Interface
Filters Tab
You use this tab to adjust parameters for any video or audio filters you’ve applied to a
clip. You can also set keyframes to adjust filter parameters over time. For more
information, see Volume III, Chapter 11, “Video Filters.” For audio filters, see Volume III,
Chapter 9, “Using Audio Filters.”
Motion Tab
Every clip with a video clip item, whether it’s a video, still image, or generator clip, has
the same motion parameters: scale, rotation, center, anchor point, and additional
attributes such as crop, distort, opacity, drop shadow, motion blur, and time remap
(speed). The Motion tab allows you to adjust these parameters of a clip.
You can create motion effects by setting keyframes for motion parameters over time.
For more information, see Volume III, Chapter 12, “Changing Motion Parameters.” Also
refer to Volume III, Chapter 13, “Adjusting Parameters for Keyframed Effects.”