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Adjusting clips in the Trim panel: Lesson 5-5


The Trim panel is a very useful tool. You used it in Lesson 2 to do some quick Ripple Edits. It also performs a so-called Rolling Edit. Its value is its large preview monitors, precise controls and informative timecode displays.

Rolling and Rippling Edit behaviors



You apply a Ripple Edit to only one clip. It changes the length of your project as the rest of the project slides over to accommodate the change. A Rolling Edit does not change the length of your project. It takes place at an edit point between two clips: shortening one and lengthening the other.


1.

Continue with Lesson 5-4 or open Lesson 5-5.

2.

Marquee select the clips in the Lesson 5-3 Sequence and press Delete.

3.

Drag Video 5c and Video 5h to the Lesson 5-3 Sequence in the Timeline. You worked with these clips in the Storyboard mini-lessons.

4.

Place the CTI at the edit point between the two clips.

5.

Click the Trim button (shortcut: Ctrl+T) in the lower right corner of the Program Monitor.

This opens the Trim panel.

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6.

Hover the cursor over the left preview screen until it turns into a left-facing Ripple Edit cursor ().

7.

Trim the right edge of clip (the out-point) by dragging it left to about one second (use the Out Shift timecode below the center of the left screen).

8.

Use the same method to trim the right clip's in-point to the right to about one second (use the In Shift timecode beneath the center of the right screenhighlighted in the figure on the next page).


9.

Click the precision trimming toolsthe 1 and +1 numbers (highlighted in the previous figure)to trim or lengthen the clips a frame at a time until you have matched the position of the dancer in both preview screens. I trimmed 1;04 from the left clip and 0;24 from the right.


Note

Click in the left or right preview screen to make it active (so the precise trim tools apply to it). You can tell which preview screen is active by the thin blue line beneath it.


10.

Click Play Edit to review your work.

11.

Hover the cursor between the two preview screens. It will turn into a Rolling Edit tool (highlighted in the next figure).

12.

Drag it left and right to change the out- and in-points of the left and right clips respectively. Notice how both clips move and the dancer's motions remain matched.

13.

See if you can find a better edit point. I ended up by trimming 1;02 from the left and 0;26 from the right.

14.

Click Play Edit.

You might notice that you just gave the dancer one extra spin.

15.

Close the Trim panel by clicking the little 'x' in its corner.

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