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| DESCRIPTION
There are several ways to change the speed of a clip: freeze frames, constant speed changes, and variable speed changes. This chapter in Larry Jordan’s Final Cut Pro X – Effects training series provides step-by-step tutorials explaining what clip retiming is and how to use it to add speed effects to your projects. Note: Play video full screen to read screen text more clearly |
DETAILS
Chapter: Retiming
Software: Final Cut Pro X |
