How to Blur Faces and Objects in Final Cut Pro X Using the Censor Effect
In this Final Cut Pro X tutorial, you'll learn how to easily blur faces, license plates, and other objects using the Built-In Censor Effect. Follow along to learn the following steps:
In this video
- Introduction and Overview
- Applying the Censor Effect
- Customizing the Censor size in the Inspector
- Adding Keyframes to move the Censor
- Changing the Censor Method
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