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multi cam basic question
01 Feb 2012 20:09 #3692
by parkerhqj
multi cam basic question was created by parkerhqj
I never used multi cam in fcp7 so this is probably a lame question. I now have two clips synced as a multi cam clip and can see both clips in the viewer. Now what? I don't know how to cut between them. It's obviously early for a tutorial for a one-day old feature, but I'd love to know how to use this. How similar is this to multi cam in fcp7?
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01 Feb 2012 23:36 #3703
by ronny courtens
Replied by ronny courtens on topic Re: multi cam basic question
As far as switching angles is concerned, the multicam feature in FCP10 works about the same as the one one FCP7:
Drop your multicam clip in your project timeline
Play your multicam clip and in the Angle Viewer (where you see both angles of your multicam clip)just switch the angles by selecting them while playing the multicam clip. Everytime you select a different angle in the Angle Viewer this angle will be cut in your multicam clip on the timeline.
With the magnetic timeline it is vey easy to further refine your live cuts.
There is also a short explanation on the Apple site:
www.apple.com/finalcutpro/software-update.html
Drop your multicam clip in your project timeline
Play your multicam clip and in the Angle Viewer (where you see both angles of your multicam clip)just switch the angles by selecting them while playing the multicam clip. Everytime you select a different angle in the Angle Viewer this angle will be cut in your multicam clip on the timeline.
With the magnetic timeline it is vey easy to further refine your live cuts.
There is also a short explanation on the Apple site:
www.apple.com/finalcutpro/software-update.html
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02 Feb 2012 01:31 #3706
by funkpost
Replied by funkpost on topic Re: multi cam basic question
I would recommend going into the key-command setup and assign the numric keypad for selecting camera angles.
Apple has written a new section in the online manual about using the new multicam feature by the way.
Apple has written a new section in the online manual about using the new multicam feature by the way.
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02 Feb 2012 01:34 #3707
by parkerhqj
Replied by parkerhqj on topic Re: multi cam basic question
Thanks. I just discovered the section in the manual. I'll look through it.
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02 Feb 2012 04:53 #3713
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Re: multi cam basic question
Actually the Default keyboard is already set up to switch and cut with numerical keys either across the top row, or numeric keypad.
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02 Feb 2012 14:16 #3747
by funkpost
Mine wasn't - but I have a custom set. I guess that if you define your own key-sets prior to version 10.0.3, you won't have them as default. But 10.0.3 onwards does have them - makes sense?
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Gunnar
Replied by funkpost on topic Re: multi cam basic question
BenB wrote: Actually the Default keyboard is already set up to switch and cut with numerical keys either across the top row, or numeric keypad.
Mine wasn't - but I have a custom set. I guess that if you define your own key-sets prior to version 10.0.3, you won't have them as default. But 10.0.3 onwards does have them - makes sense?
Cheers
Gunnar
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02 Feb 2012 20:43 #3760
by BenB
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