There's a bunch of different stuff in here.
Now you can do a lot more than just that. So you have the ability to go with these and of course you've got settings for each one of these as well. Maybe a certain amount of contrast to the thing.
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So you see this a lot, actually, in movies and TV shows where if you switch channels and you go from one to the other you'll see that everything has kind of a certain look to it in a certain movie. But if you apply a similar look to each one then it kind of ties together your entire film. So sometimes it can be a bit jarring and look like it's totally different stuff every time you go from one clip to the other. So you might have shot two clips at different times with different cameras and a different amount of light and all of that. The cool thing about doing something like this, let me just apply this one, is it could really help bring different video clips together. You can see, just as I move the cursor over here, how the previews look. This thing about Looks are that it applies a bunch of different colors and contrast effects and things like that to apply one of many different type of looks to the video. I'll remove this one, remove this effect here.
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So after you make adjustments you've got it here and you continue to build your movie and have this cool effect applied to this particular clip. So different settings here may work better for you. The adjustments will make your video a little more unique but also might better fit the video you've got because your video contrast and subject matter and everything is going to be a little bit different. You can customize the effect which is great because that means that not everybody that uses Comic Basic is going to end up with the same look in their video. Now each effect is going to have a different group of settings. So I can have a bunch of effects and apply them and switch them on or off. I can temporarily switch it off and put it back on. I switch to the main one and now I see Effects, Comic Basic. If you don't see it, you know, you have to switch between the different modes here. Now I can see here in my information area I have, under Effects, Comic Basic. So I can drag and drop over here and add it.
So when you select one you can simply double click and it will apply it or I can drag and drop it. So I can select this one here and then when I move my cursor over that I can scrub back and forth over the video. But if I have it selected and then I move my cursor over the preview area here you can see it applies it to the main preview at the top. In order to preview it all I need to do is click the selected. I'm going to go and just dig down into one category.
There's this button right here or I can use Command 5 to open it up. Now to get to the filters I want to open the Effects browser. So here I have a simple clip here as an example. Final Cut Pro has a ton of video filters that you can apply. Filters you usually don't have in the simpler apps like iMovie. So one of the reasons people go with a pro app like Final Cut Pro is to get access to filters. Find out how you can become a part of it at /patreon. MacMost is brought to you by the more than 300 people that contribute to the MacMost Patreon Campaign. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with.
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