This is a great tutorial, I love that you go through all these hidden treasures/features of FCPX. I prefer finding them like this so that I understand how they work :) I'm also a huge fan of your products ... LOVE THEM! you're tutorials & products make creating videos fun & easy, I've been a customer for a couple of years, I'm very happy with the product and service & the tutorials!
JCX Productions thank you so much for taking the time to let us know how much you're enjoying our work! 😎💖 We're so happy that we could help teach you about all of the hidden gems within FCPX and we hope that you continue to enjoy our series as it goes into more advanced topics! Thank you so much for your continued support!
Dude. Your videos have been so helpful I can't thank you enough. It's impressive how much information you can present in such short videos. Thank you so much 👏
We're more than happy to help Marc and we're so thrilled to hear that you're finding our videos to be helpful! 😃 Thank you for joining us, we hope we can teach you many more helpful tips and tricks about FCPX!
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Another great video! QUESTION: Once I have set my values on one clip, how do I add the SAME values to all the other clips I have shot for that scene? Another Question: How do I set skin values for other skin colours? Yet another Question: With scenes where people of naturally different colours, how can I set the correct/average value? Many thanks!
This one might help with your first question: support.apple.com/guide/final-cut-pro/copy-effects-between-clips-ver3029fc422/mac For the second one, we saw that this article covered some more diverse skin tones: larryjordan.com/articles/color-correction-make-people-look-normal/ As for the third one, that is quite tough....You would have to decide what looks best to you, and possibly make several color grading masks if you're having trouble getting all the different variety of skin tones to balance in a scene. It may be useful to reach out to some kind of forum or platform where you can get some advice from editors with experience in this sort of thing! Hope this helps 😊
This was made using an older version of FCPX so it's possible that you may have a version that may not have these same controls. We would recommend double checking with FCP support to see if this is the same on your version of FCP.
How do you change the colour of the Luma scope? I prefer having two different colours mixing into a 3rd for the mid tones like you have in premiere but I can’t seem to be able in fcpx
We don't have experience with Premiere, but this page on Apple's website goes over various ways you can change the display for video scopes. If what you're looking for isn't here, it might not be possible to get the same result. You can always double check with Apple support just in case :) support.apple.com/guide/final-cut-pro/display-video-scopes-ver761cad58/mac
Hi Mariah! 😊 To remove your video scope from FCP all you would need to do is navigate back to your 'View' dropdown in your 'Viewport' and select 'Video Scopes' once again. You can also select 'Command + 7' to bring up your video scope quickly and remove it quickly.
We know how valuable your time is Denis and we're happy we could bring you these tips and tricks clean cut and to the point! 🎬 We hope you continue to enjoy and thank you for tuning in!
It is one of the numerical values used to gage the Luma in FCPX. 4 would be the first positive value for the scale. The lowest value is -20, which appears below the 4 value in the chart.
You are the best ! Concise, but to the point and crystal clear !
This is a great tutorial, I love that you go through all these hidden treasures/features of FCPX. I prefer finding them like this so that I understand how they work :)
I'm also a huge fan of your products ... LOVE THEM! you're tutorials & products make creating videos fun & easy, I've been a customer for a couple of years, I'm very happy with the product and service & the tutorials!
JCX Productions thank you so much for taking the time to let us know how much you're enjoying our work! 😎💖 We're so happy that we could help teach you about all of the hidden gems within FCPX and we hope that you continue to enjoy our series as it goes into more advanced topics! Thank you so much for your continued support!
Dude. Your videos have been so helpful I can't thank you enough. It's impressive how much information you can present in such short videos. Thank you so much 👏
We're more than happy to help Marc and we're so thrilled to hear that you're finding our videos to be helpful! 😃 Thank you for joining us, we hope we can teach you many more helpful tips and tricks about FCPX!
SUPERB! Thank you very much!
Glad you liked it! 😄 We hope these tips and tricks come in handy for your future projects!
perfect! Thanks!
Glad it helped! 😇
Thanks for the video! The skin tone trick is a beauty!!
✨ 👁 👄 👁 ✨ No problem Damian!! We're here to help 💪
Thanks for the video! Now, I understand all of them. 👍
You are absolutely welcome! We're glad that we could help LiontHD! 🤩
Men I love your videos! Clean, fun and useful! Greetings from Berlin
Glad you like them Julian!!! Greetings from California! 😎🏝
Great tutorial! Finally i unterstand...and its fun and with good music! and...and..and..
That's awesome to hear Quality Guide! Thank you so much for the love and support! 💖
Whoop! This trick is just soooo cool~ 🤩🤩🤧
Cooler than ice Ky Lene 🥶🧊
Wow! Brilliant work here…
Thank you Patrick! Cheers! 😄✨
Thank you for this neat information!
It's our pleasure Marco! We're glad we could help! 😄
Very good your tips! I'm enjoying and learning a lot from them!
Awesome, thank you Mario! Your brain is just gonna explode from all this awesome, free knowledge you're pumping into your brain from our tutorials 🤯
Scopy Scopes ! You guys are taking the lead
Thank You Guys a lot.
Long live @PixelFilmStudios
#PixelFilmStudios #FCPX #FinalCutProX #Apple #FinalCutPro #sonya73 #lumixs1 #blackmagic6k #FCPX #FinalCutProX #VideoEditing #VideoProduction #Apple #FinalCutPro #PFSCameraGiveaway #PixelFilmStudios
Jinkies! You've found our incredible tutorial on video scopes scoob! 🐕 We're so glad that you enjoyed this tutorial Ahmed! 😊
Another great video!
QUESTION: Once I have set my values on one clip, how do I add the SAME values to all the other clips I have shot for that scene?
Another Question: How do I set skin values for other skin colours?
Yet another Question: With scenes where people of naturally different colours, how can I set the correct/average value?
Many thanks!
This one might help with your first question: support.apple.com/guide/final-cut-pro/copy-effects-between-clips-ver3029fc422/mac
For the second one, we saw that this article covered some more diverse skin tones: larryjordan.com/articles/color-correction-make-people-look-normal/
As for the third one, that is quite tough....You would have to decide what looks best to you, and possibly make several color grading masks if you're having trouble getting all the different variety of skin tones to balance in a scene. It may be useful to reach out to some kind of forum or platform where you can get some advice from editors with experience in this sort of thing! Hope this helps 😊
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Super thanks bro! 😎 We appreciate it!
@@pixelfilmstudios you are welcome bro
For some reason on my RGB overlay, I don't have any numbers on the left, do you know how I can fix this?
This was made using an older version of FCPX so it's possible that you may have a version that may not have these same controls. We would recommend double checking with FCP support to see if this is the same on your version of FCP.
How do you change the colour of the Luma scope? I prefer having two different colours mixing into a 3rd for the mid tones like you have in premiere but I can’t seem to be able in fcpx
We don't have experience with Premiere, but this page on Apple's website goes over various ways you can change the display for video scopes. If what you're looking for isn't here, it might not be possible to get the same result. You can always double check with Apple support just in case :)
support.apple.com/guide/final-cut-pro/display-video-scopes-ver761cad58/mac
How do you get rid of it or hide it off the screen?
Hi Mariah! 😊 To remove your video scope from FCP all you would need to do is navigate back to your 'View' dropdown in your 'Viewport' and select 'Video Scopes' once again.
You can also select 'Command + 7' to bring up your video scope quickly and remove it quickly.
Thanks for the no BS how to’s
We know how valuable your time is Denis and we're happy we could bring you these tips and tricks clean cut and to the point! 🎬 We hope you continue to enjoy and thank you for tuning in!
Why is there a big line (4) at the RGB parade?
It is one of the numerical values used to gage the Luma in FCPX. 4 would be the first positive value for the scale. The lowest value is -20, which appears below the 4 value in the chart.
My brain hurts! lol
It can be a lot to take in! Luckily you can refer to this video whenever you need and take it at your own pace 😉