To instantly zoom out and see where you are on the screen, tap simultaneously on opposite borders using one finger on each border. To move around the screen, drag one finger along the Magnifier borders in the full screen view. Tip: To pinch to zoom in, place two fingers on the Magnifier border and then slide them apart. You hear “Zoom out” or “Zoom in” once on the button. Double-tap the screen to select. If you’re using a screen reader, move the focus to the button you want. To zoom out, the minus (-) button on the bottom left or right corner of the screen.
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#ZOOM OUT FINAL CUT PRO KEY COMMAND PLUS#
To zoom in, tap the plus (+) button on the top left or right corner of the screen.
#ZOOM OUT FINAL CUT PRO KEY COMMAND WINDOWS#
Use the following touch gestures to work with Magnifier on a Windows touchscreen device: Temporarily show the entire screen when zoomed in. Toggle to invert screen colors or return the inverted screen colors to default colors while Magnifier is on.Ĭycle between the full, docked, and lens view. Zoom in and out using the mouse scroll wheel. Keys for other layouts might not correspond exactly to the keys on a US keyboard. The shortcuts in this topic refer to the US keyboard layout. If you don’t know what something on the list is I recommend checking with Wikipedia.When you see + between keys in a shortcut, it means you need to continue to hold down the previous key as you press the next.Ī comma sign (,) in a shortcut means that you need to press multiple keys. If you want to see a more comprehensive list check here. There are hundreds of more keyboard shortcuts for Final Cut, with these being just a couple of the basics. If something is selected in the timeline it will overwrite only within the selected in and out points.Īrrow Up/Down – Moves between different edits in the timeline.Īrrow Left/Right – Moves one frame at a time forward or backwards. If nothing is selected (marked in and out points) in your timeline doing this will overwrite the entire selected clip into the timeline. This takes what you have selected in the Viewer and inserts it where ever your playhead is in the timeline.į10 – Overwrite.
Useful if you’ve been doing a lot with your windows and you just want it back to normal.į9 – Insert. This will zoom to fit your entire timeline in the Timeline area visible all at the same time.Ĭontrol + U – Resets all of your window adjustments to the default variation. Press Z again until it goes to a minus then clicking will zoom out. It marks the Out point anywhere you can mark an In point. This is useful when selecting just a portion of a clip. This allows you to mark an in point on a clip either in the timeline or the viewer. Also an easy way to edit when editing with the mouse. A simple way to split something into multiple clips. This is most likely the mode that you will use a lot if doing a lot of editing with the mouse.ī – Blade Tool. This combination is present in almost every applicationĪ – This brings up the arrow function. This should be something you already know. Today I will detail some of the most commonly used ones and what they do.Ĭommand (⌘) + Z – A very useful one that allows you to undo. Almost everything inside of Final Cut Pro (7 not X) can be driven from the keyboard. Keyboard shortcuts help to improve the efficiency and speed at which a person can edit.
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