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<v Narrator>And then what I would do</v>
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is I would then go to File &gt; Share and you can
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share it in 4K, whatever mode you want.
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So let me just do it this way just for fun.
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I would click here, I would name the lecture
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here's the size it's going to be.
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We know it's 24 frames per second and we know
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the audio quality is 48 kilohertz instead of 44.1.
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Don't worry about that but if you're going to do one,
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44.1 or 48 just stick to one or the other be consistent
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the whole time it's just better when you synchronize stuff.
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Little bit outside the scope of this course
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if you have questions let me know, thanks.
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And then here's where you can control the settings,
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the resolution, this here is 4K, this is 1080p
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and then if I wanted to here in Roles what you could do
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this is if you want to add closed captions or subtitles.
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Then I would click share and it would save.
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I'm going to hit cancel though.
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Now I'm showing the second lecture.
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For this one it's pretty simplistic
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I'm only going to explain new concepts I haven't mentioned
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in the previous lecture in this section
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but all I did here was I threw this, this is my
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Iphone recording which is pretty darn good.
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I mean the quality of the Iphone not me.
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And so all I did was I just did that with
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the H1 zoom audio which was attached to me
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and what I did was I had the Iphone sitting
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on my mom's desk there at my parents place
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on top of the OSMO 2 and I just threw a couple of these
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Call to Action items on here and then just the menu
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on the side which you see in the chorus
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and then I explain how I use the OSMO 2
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I quickly mention it here and let me show you how I got
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this image and for those of you earlier in the course
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that took the ten best practices images sections
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you can use any image software you want to make
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what I'm going to show you right now.
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I love using Photoshop but I used Pixelmator Pro
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which is kind of like a less advanced version of Photoshop.
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So what I did was this, in order to put the image here
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I went out here and I just did a search for OSMO 2
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and I went here to Images and I tried to
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find an image that was fairly large.
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That's a good one there, 1500 x 1500
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but I wanted to show the whole thing.
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So, this looks good here actually
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in this example, I think that's the one I actually ended up
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selecting but let's use this one for fun.
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So you click on it and it's very large
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you gotta make it at least 500 x 500
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meaning high resolution then I copy the image
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and then let me actually go and open Pixelmator Pro.
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Okay, then I select new and it's going to say
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"Hey, how big do you want this image to be?"
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I'm going to say "Well, the one that's in the clipboard."
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Double click, and then once it's open what you do
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is you select this item here, Quick Selection, you
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click &gt; cut, click &gt; cut, we just got rid of the background.
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If this was a lower resolution image meaning if
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the file size was smaller or if it was say 100 x 100
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then it wouldn't work out as well as what I just showed you
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I'd have to actually go and finesse
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all the clicking here and there to get rid of the background
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so always use a large image if you can.
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So now we're going to select Export and you can-
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I don't know if you can hear that but my laptop is
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getting loud now because this is a little bit
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memory intensive as well as of course, final cut.
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Export. And I'll export it here and I'm going to call it
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Sample Export in PNG format so that
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the background is transparent.
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Export. Let me go back now here and what I would do
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is I would go over here, select Images, this is
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the item here and I have tons of images I've inserted.
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And I just drag and drop it's that simple.
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So I select the item here, select this guy here to
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transform it and then what I can do is I can move it around.
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And I'll show you animations soon, meaning moving stuff
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around the screen by using what's called Keying
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I'll show that to you shortly.
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All right so let me now just delete this.
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And you'll see here it says go to Lecture X
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to learn about this, I wrote that because I haven't
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published the course yet and I'm not sure exactly
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what lecture it's going to go in.
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Okay. Then what I did was over here I actually wanted
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you to hear the audio from the iphone so I turned the audio
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on here I just dragged it up and I put a little note here.
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And then here, I just showed you a lavalier and I did
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the exact same methodology for inserting that image
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which I just showed you and I just sort of inserted
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other images here and I think that kind of explains
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everything that I've showed you in this current section.
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Let's see here, what did I do with this one?
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I think I just inserted an image here.
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All I did was I zoomed in on my GoPro video
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to get that image of what's inside my suitcase there.
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All right, oh yeah, this one here I think what I did
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was I actually made it fade in and then move.
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So I want to show you how I did that.
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So let me go over here, see how it rotates a bit?
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And then it rotates more
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and then it gets kicked out completely, seeya.
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So what happens is this, I want to set up so that
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when I have this device in my hand
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whenever I touch this image it would rotate and leave.
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So let me see where I did that I think it was right here
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so watch closely, watch this up here.
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See? And the way I did that is, um, and I'm going to
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recreate something from scratch here
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that's the best way to show you how we did it.
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So what I'll do is let me just throw in the 7/11 logo
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which I used somewhere else in the course
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and I'll delete this later but
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I just want to show you for simplicity.
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So let's say I wanted the 7/11 logo to start here
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for whatever crazy reason.
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in a bigger portion of this video.
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And then what I'm going to do is right here at the beginning
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I'm going to say "Hey 7/11, remember that position okay?"
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So then I'll click here to plus.
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then I'll say "Hey 7/11, when we get over here
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"I want you to be upside down up here actually."
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I'll go like this and then I'll turn this guy upside down.
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from there to upside down. See there? Watch this.
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So now you understand that concept
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and if you have questions please let me know.
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I've made every mistake there is
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to possibly make making these videos.
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So what I did here was I just stacked
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another one of these message boxes on top of each other
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and then you can grab this and just move it around.
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Let's see if there's anything else to show you here.
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So for this one all I did was in Pixelmator Pro
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I just inserted an arrow, that's it.
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All right going over here, okay now you see how
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I zoomed in here to myself? Watch this, you see that?
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We use the same concept we used I just showed you to move
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the 7/11 logo so what you do is this.
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So right here, and I can always change it.
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So I start off at this position here
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and then if I click next I had it there.
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for whatever reason then what I could do is
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I can drag that there and then I can click done.
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So it's going to look like this now, very fast to my face.
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So I'm going to hit delete to undo that
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because I want it to be slower and more gradual.
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it's a really powerful thing and I love it because it makes
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it look like I've got a special camera zooming in which is
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not the case, I'm just zooming in in post edit here.
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The quality looks good, of the video not me, because
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it will still look decent enough.
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but it's good to future proof it if you can.
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Think I showed you all this, yeah
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and I think I've covered all those concepts here.
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Here I just inserted a video, that was just a GoPro
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of my son Matthew filming me doing the promotional trailer
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for this course in Spain on some hotel rooftop.
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We didn't even stay at the hotel they
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very nicely let us use it for free.
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if I wanted this item here for whatever
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the layer down here, that's it.
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All right and I think I've explained everything I want to
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explain in this current lecture.
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just read these three boxes here and if you have
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questions about this please let me know.
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For years I didn't understand this stuff
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and finally I get it now, it took me for like ever.
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Okay, and then here to be continued in the next lecture
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all I did was I had a little plug in
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that I dragged and dropped on to here
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and then what I can do is go over here
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and quite simply change the text here if I wanted to.
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Ctrl + Z, undo that, the colors, the size, etc.
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Okay, now, let's move on to the
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third lecture in this current section.
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And I'm only going to cover concepts
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that I haven't talked about before
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in this current section, meaning video editing stuff.
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And as always if you have questions let me know please.
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So this here was my Iphone which I threw on the window sill
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there and what I did was when I inserted
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it automatically moves everything over it's really cool.
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I didn't do that myself, the software did it itself.
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But what I could have done is said "Hey, don't do that."
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Or I could have said "Hey, go on the other side."
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Right there. Okay. And those are all plugins
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and so in final cut, as with all editing software
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like Adobe Premier Pro which Matt's going to show you
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how to use in the next section, always try to
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work smarter not harder by using plugins if you can.
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You can recreate the way a plugin
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looks but it will take you forever.
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Okay, let me see if there's any other items
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I want to show you here, I think that's it.
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I tried to be creative by putting these items there
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on the wall where there's a white background
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I had a lot of fun with that I really nerded out.
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And I zoomed in there to the Iphone
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didn't get the best resolution, you see that there?
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There's a little bit too much sunlight
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getting in there but that's fine.
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when I was recording, I just moved around a bunch.
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my vlogging camera which is having slight focusing issues.
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I should have turned it off it was my fault.
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But you'll notice the colors are a little bit different
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on the Iphone versus the Canon and you can adjust that
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if you want to here in the color board.
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Okay, so if I take off all of the color adjustments
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I did it would look like that.
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I wanted to brighten it up slightly
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so all I did was I clicked up here and then
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you can go in here and then just change things around.
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Let me just get some real estate by dragging this down here.
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So what you can do is you can change the color, okay
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which is kind of tricky to do but you can do that
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if you want to play around with those flavors
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I didn't change anything, or you can change the saturation.
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Right, say there's too much color you can make it more
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black and whitish here or add more color
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that sort of thing, CTRL + Z, undo.
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I just played around exposure here.
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to bring up the exposure a little bit.
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Okay, cool, all right and then what you can also do
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there's more advanced things as well you can go
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to color wheels and hue and saturation and all that thing
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right here it's a little bit outside the scope
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of this course and I don't fully
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understand how to do that to be honest.
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Okay, here I just move the video down a bit.
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See there? I just zoomed in on myself a bit.
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of the GoPro and then here is just GoPro.
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This is just a GoPro, I wanted to show you an example
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of this in wide mode, you see how the carpet looks bent?
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I don't really like that effect.
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see the wall on the left? It's really bent.
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But it gets all the information in that room
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which is pretty cool actually.
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on a shelf actually up there and then
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over here I actually threw GoPro in linear mode here.
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And I think that explains everything I wanted to discuss
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here in the third lecture let me see if there's any other
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concepts I haven't discussed yet, let me scroll over here.
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and right here I know I mentioned this in the lecture
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but I have to reinforce it, whenever you're recording
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multiple cameras you always have to synchronize
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all of them together using software or
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using this method here where you clap three times.
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You see the lines here? So I clap three times
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and that's reflected in this audio device here,
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this Canon, this GoPro and this Iphone.
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so that your external recording device can synchronize
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with that if the software synchronization
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doesn't always work, now in final cut you can highlight
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a bunch of items and as I showed you before you can
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right click and select synchronize so let me just
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get a couple items here, right click, and you can
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actually synchronize the clips.
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But it doesn't always work and that's why we clap.
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All right I think I've shown you pretty much everything
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here in this lecture, yeah, okay cool.
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So let's move on to the fourth lecture now.
