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Final Cut Pro 7 Level One - Training and Certification - Apple

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<strong>Final</strong> <strong>Cut</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> 7 <strong>Level</strong> <strong>One</strong> Exam Preparation Guide <strong>and</strong> Practice Exam<br />

6. In the Filters tab.<br />

7. Drag the filter name from the Filters tab to another clip in the<br />

Timeline. To copy a filter to several clips at once, select those<br />

clips before dragging the filter. You can also use the Paste<br />

Attributes comm<strong>and</strong>.<br />

8. Drag the filter name from the Viewer window to the Favorites<br />

bin, press Option-F, or choose Effects > Make Favorite Effect.<br />

9. Position the playhead where you want to start or end a filter<br />

change, <strong>and</strong> click a parameter Keyframe button. Reposition<br />

the playhead, <strong>and</strong> change that parameter.<br />

10. No, filters that appear last in the Filters tab affect all the filters<br />

above it.<br />

Lesson Fourteen objectives<br />

Upon completion of Lesson Fourteen, “Finishing <strong>and</strong> Outputting” in “<strong>Final</strong><br />

<strong>Cut</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> 7,” you should be able to complete the following tasks. Items from<br />

this lesson are included in the pool of exam questions, drawn r<strong>and</strong>omly<br />

from the following objectives:<br />

• Detect audio peaks<br />

• Adjust video levels for broadcast<br />

• Share clips <strong>and</strong> sequences<br />

• Export a QuickTime movie<br />

• Export using QuickTime conversion<br />

• Export a still image<br />

• Output a sequence to tape<br />

• Create a timecode window burn<br />

• Back up a project<br />

Lesson Fourteen review questions<br />

After completing Lesson Fourteen, you should be able to answer the<br />

following questions.<br />

1. What is the most efficient way to find the audio peaks in a<br />

sequence?<br />

2. How are audio peaks indicated in the Timeline?<br />

3. What can you do to determine whether an image falls within<br />

the broadcast safe range?<br />

4. How can you correct an out-of-range clip so that its range is<br />

acceptable for broadcast?<br />

5. What two tools can you use to help prepare the audio <strong>and</strong><br />

video of your sequence for output?<br />

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