Moving Motion Paths in Motion and Final Cut Pro X
On This Week's MacBreak Studio
By Mark Spencer | January 15, 2013
This week on MacBreak Studio, I show Steve Martin from Ripple Training how you can create and reposition animation paths in both Motion and Final Cut Pro X.
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@comebackshane @dwolfmeyer because I could stay right in FCP and it has much, much better eases and overall controls for moving on stills
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