Lynda.com - Final Cut Pro: Lighting Effects in Post

by Nguyen Trung Hoa Sun 22 Aug 2010, 4:06 am

Lynda.com - Final Cut Pro: Lighting Effects in Post

This course was created and produced by Chris Meyer. We are honored to host his material in the lynda.com Online Training Library?.

Final Cut Pro: Adding Lighting Effects in Post demonstrates how to use any version of Final Cut Pro to easily add animated lighting effects to existing footage. Going beyond basic techniques, Chris Meyer shares his personal experience and uses many examples to teach the best way to select and fine-tune lighting clips to enhance a variety of underlying shots. He presents techniques for subtle enhancements that will help hold the viewer's attention while adding production value to virtually any shot.

Software works on: Mac and Windows.

Released on: 6/12/2009

Code:: http://www.lynda.com/home/DisplayCourse.aspx?lpk2=52294

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The Mac GUI Interface files for the tutorials can now be found in
this upload. These two files (one for FullScreenMode and one for
WindowMode)can be found in the "Mac GUI" folder in the main director
(They'll need to be extracted from the compressed "Mac GUI Apps.sit"
file - Note: This should ONLY be done on Macs, since Windows messes
up the file structure). All Mac users need to do is replace
FullScreenMode.exe and WindowMode.exe files with the
FullScreenMode.app and WindowMode.app files.

What's more, these two files are interchangable with all the
Lynda.com Releases/Repacks that have the Lynda.com Flash
GUI Interface. Again, all you would need to do is extract those two
files to the root directory of the various Lynda.com tutorials that
you have.

Original GUI again

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