Apple Final Cut Pro 6 User Manual
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Changing a Clip’s Alpha Channel Type
Viewing RGB and Alpha Channels in the Viewer
Temporarily Excluding Clips from Playback or Output
Temporarily Disabling a Single Clip
Soloing Clips in Multitrack Sequences
Ways to Layer and Isolate Elements in Clips
What Are Mattes and How Can You Use Them?
What Is Keying and How Can You Use It?
What Are Masks and How Are They Used?
Using Keying to Isolate Foreground Elements
Shooting Footage That Keys Well
Overview of Compositing Using the Chroma Keyer Filter
Working with the Chroma Keyer Filter
Using Mattes to Add or Modify Alpha Channels
Matte Filters Available in Final Cut Pro
Example: Using the Four-Point Garbage Matte Filter
Example: Keyframing Garbage Mattes
Using Masks to Replace or Modify Alpha Channels
Mask Filters Available in Final Cut Pro
Example: Using the Image Mask and Mask Feather Filters
Different Ways to Use Generators in Your Sequence
Video and Audio Generators Available in Final Cut Pro
Creating and Adding Generators to Sequences
How the SmoothCam Filter Works
About Queuing and Background Processing
Where Is Motion Analysis Data Stored?
Controlling SmoothCam Motion Analysis
Adjusting SmoothCam Filter Parameters
Setting Clip In and Out Points to Improve SmoothCam Rendering
Rendering and Exporting Clips with the SmoothCam Filter Applied