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To create a perfect circle, hold down the Shift key as you draw using the Ellipse tool.
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To apply a stroke or sheen, select the text or object to edit, and click its Stroke (Outer 
or Inner) or Sheen box to add a stroke or a sheen. Then start adjusting parameters, and 
they will show up on the object.

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APPLYING SPECIALIZED 
EDITING TOOLS
Topics covered in this lesson
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Exploring timesaving editing tools
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Slicing and moving clips
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Replacing a clip and replacing footage
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Closing gaps with Ripple Delete
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Using Sync Lock and Track Lock
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Creating sequence In and Out points
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Using subclips from the Source Monitor or a sequence
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Editing multicamera footage
This lesson will take approximately 60 minutes.

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It’s time to take a break from single-topic lessons 
and delve into some specialized editing tools and 
techniques. In this lesson, you’ll use editing tools 
that can save you a lot of time.

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LESSON 8
Applying Specialized Editing Tools
Getting started
In this lesson, you’ll try three specialized editing tools—Rolling Edit, Slide, and 
Slip—and two Program Monitor buttons, Lift and Extract. All of these can simplify 
certain tasks. Using the Track Select tool, you’ll move entire Timelines or portions 
of Timelines with ease.
You’ll also explore some new ways to move and replace clips on the Timeline and 
learn how to create subclips from long clips to help organize your project.
Then you’ll dive into multicamera editing. If you ever have a multicamera video 
shoot—in which multiple cameras capture a single event simultaneously—this 
feature will save you a lot of time switching between camera angles during the 
editing process.