Final Cut Pro - Compositing
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I have Sony HD XR160 and cannot work it out how to copy and paste the videos to Imovie,it imports the videos in real time which takes 100gb of videos like ages to import.Now im wondering can you copy and paste the videos u Final cut Pro?
PLEASE HELPPPPPP
kingibi01 5 months ago
A few questions: can this be done with FC Express? Also, when using motion to slow down a clip, is it just as good as shooting the original at the desired framerate? For example, in shooting miniatures the framerate is increased for the object to have some 'weight' in playback so not as to look like a toy. I know this was the pre-digital technique.
428ghost 1 year ago
hey its just like after effects
humxa24 1 year ago