Apple Final Cut Pro 5 User Manual download pdf (Page 234)

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3 Move the playhead in the Canvas or the playhead above the keyframe graph in the Filters or

Motion tab to the point at which you want to create a keyframe.

4 Adjust the value for the property you want to set. Alternatively, you can graphically edit the

motion properties for position, scale, rotation, and crop.

To set a keyframe:

1 Move the playhead to a position in time where you want to place a keyframe.

2 Click the Set Keyframe button for the desired effect.

3 To set additional keyframes for the same effect property, move the playhead to the next point

at which you want to create a keyframe and adjust the value for the property. Final Cut Pro

automatically adds a keyframe at that point.

You can also use the Pen tool to set keyframes along the Timeline of any effect property.

To move keyframes:

1 Select the Arrow tool or the Pen tool.

2 Drag any keyframe in the effects Timeline.

m Drag vertically to modify the parameter of the property for the keyframe.

m Drag horizontally to reposition the keyframe in the effects Timeline.

To navigate between keyframes:

m Click the Next or Previous Keyframe button for the desired keyframe graph.

To reﬁne a keyframe:

m Control-click a keyframe and choose Smooth from the shortcut menu.

Editing Keyframes in the Viewer

You can edit the values for keyframes using the keyframe graphs in the Motion and Filter tabs

of the Viewer. Additionally, you can edit motion keyframe properties for scale, position,

rotation, and crop graphically in the Canvas. You can also change the location in time of

keyframes in the Timeline, but not the property values of keyframes.

To edit or delete keyframes:

1 Display the Filter or Motion tab for a clip.

2 Display the effect you want to edit.

Previous Keyframe

Next Keyframe

Set Keyframe

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Apple Final Cut Pro 5 User Manual Page 234