Applying multiple filters to clips – Apple Final Cut Pro 7 User Manual
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The filter is applied to the selected part of the clip only. When you open this clip in the
Viewer, filter Start and End points appear in the keyframe graph area of the Filters tab.
Start and End points
for the filter
• Drag a filter from the Effects tab of the Browser to the selected portion of the clip.
To reposition the filter Start and End points
µ
In the keyframe graph area, drag the Start or End point of the filter to the new time or
location.
Drag the Start or End
point to change it.
The End point dragged
to the new time
Applying Multiple Filters to Clips
You can apply one or more filters to a clip at a time. You can also add one or more filters
to multiple clips at the same time. You can add as many filters as you like to a clip. If you
apply more than one filter to a clip, the filters are applied sequentially (the first filter is
applied, and then the next filter is applied, and so on).
The order in which a clip’s video filters appear in the Filters tab of the Viewer determines
how that clip looks. For example, if you apply a Blur filter and then a Pond Ripple filter
to a clip, the clip is blurred first, and then the blurred image is rippled. If you switch the
order, the image is rippled first and then blurred.
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Chapter 63
Using Video Filters