What’s interesting to see is that you can make changes to your edit using either timeline, moving clips around, adding new ones, trimming them, etc.Ĭreate jump cuts effortlessly with the Close Up button which overlays a zoomed in copy of the selected clip (Image credit: Blackmagic) (Image credit: Blackmagic) The playhead of the lower timeline is fixed in the middle, with your edit flowing over it as you play it back. The playheads of both timelines are linked: click anywhere on the top timeline, or drag its playhead, and the more zoomed in bottom timeline to be updated instantly. The larger timeline at the bottom is a zoomed in version of the above, centred around the playhead. The top one represents your entire project. The whole of the lower half of the interface is devoted to the project, where you’ll see two timelines. The layout is simple but different enough to warrant a little getting used to.
So Cut Page simplifies the interface, allowing you to add clips into a project quickly and start making design decisions straight away. The idea behind this new section is that not everyone needs all the editing tools to hand when they’re doing an initial cut. One of the main additions is the introduction of the Cut Page. This new section lets you edit quicker by focusing on the essentials (Image credit: Blackmagic) (Image credit: Blackmagic) Cutting it
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