Motion ships with a few different stylistic color looks you can apply to video footage. In this video, Nick will show you how you can take those looks and bring them inside of FCP X.
- [Nick] Hi, welcome to Final Cut Pro X Weekly.…I'm Nick, and Jeff's not here this week.…We're going to take a look at using…motion color looks inside of Final Cut Pro X.…Motion color looks are new to the latest…release of Motion which happened…in mid December 2017, and they're…based on the principles of LUTs or look up tables.…You can essentially apply a color stylistic…effect similar to how you would do…something in Instagram or using various photo software.…Can apply it to clips or photos inside of motion…and then play around with a mix value.…
So we're going to take a look at what that is.…We're going to create what's called…the Final Cut Pro Effect projects…so that we can actually save this look…to be used inside of Final Cut Pro.…And then we're going to take a look…at how we can play around with it…inside of Final Cut Pro when it works properly.…Let's hop into Motion and see how this all works.…So I have a Motion project set up,…just a regular Motion project, and…I have a clip inside a group.…If I head to my library, under the filters section,…
Nick Harauz
Jeff I. Greenberg
Updated
3/15/2019Released
4/21/2017- Maximizing your color board
- Mastering speed effects
- Working with Compressor
- Learning helpful keyboard shortcuts
- Uploading videos to the web
- Setting up workspaces
Skill Level Intermediate
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