In this tutorial, I show you how to use motion tracking for Final Cut Pro X without the lengthy process of key-framing, utilizing Motion 5. Rather than buying plug-ins such as Pixel Film Studios getting Motion 5 will open up a whole new world of effects, transitions, and more. Most people don't know that is Motion was originally part of the Final Cut Pro Suite and is why the much-demanded feature of motion tracking in Final Cut Pro X was never added. Motion 5 has an easy to use motion tracking component, that can easily add tracking to your footage.
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How to Create a Custom LUT in Photoshop for Your Videos in Final Cut Pro
Have you ever wondered how to create your own LUT for color grading your footage?
A LUT or Lookup Table is a wonderful little file that can alter the colors of our videos in amazingly different ways. LUT's can be used to confirm a flat log image to a neutral look or to create specific looks. In this tutorial, we teach you to create your own custom LUT's for Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere, Davinci and other video editors utilizing photoshop.
Now you can create custom LUT packs like Peter McKinnon!
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How to Create the Dolly Zoom or Effect | Final Cut Pro X Tutorial
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create the Vertigo Effect, also known as the Dolly Zoom effect using Final Cut Pro X. Because we are using drone footage in this tutorial, we will spice it up by also adding rotation in Final Cut Pro.
If you are planning to use this effect it is aways better to utilize footage shot higher than 4K, as we will be utilizing the Kens Burns tool in FCPX.
If you found this tutorial or any of the other assets we have created for free you can support their continued creation by supporting us via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jdirom