If an effect with a disclosure button appears in the Video Animation editor, you can use the Select or Range Selection tool to add keyframes automatically across a selected area. You can add another keyframe automatically after you've added one by moving the playhead in the timeline and then adjusting the effect parameter value in the Video inspector.
Click the right arrow to move to the next keyframe. Click the left arrow to return to the previous keyframe. Navigate through the newly added keyframes. The Keyframe button turns solid, indicating that the playhead has moved to this keyframe. Place the playhead in the timeline at the desired keyframe location, then click the Keyframe button (or press Option-K). Double diamonds indicate that you added a keyframe for more than one parameter at that point. Keyframes for the parameter you selected are displayed as white diamonds, while keyframes for other effect parameters are displayed as gray. Option-click (or press Option-K) on the horizontal effect control at the point where you want to add the keyframe. Step2 Add the keyframeįor each effect, perform one of the following: Then choose the effect or parameter to which you want to add keyframes. Navigate to Clip > Show Video Animation after selecting a clip in the timeline (or press Control-V). Follow the steps below to successfully add a video keyframe. Keyframing is important in video editing, especially in smoothly transitioning between clips. Alternatively, you can make sophisticated and precise adjustments to many individual parameters of video effects, transitions, motion paths, and so on over time. You can use Final Cut Pro to make simple changes to video over time, such as fading the video from invisible to visible at the start of a movie.
ADDING KEYFRAMES IN FINAL CUT PRO HOW TO
Part 1: How to Use Video Keyframing in Final Cut Pro
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