Online Access Free AD0-C102 Exam Questions

A graphic in the Source Monitor seems to have a black background and you are not sure if it has an Alpha channel.
How can you set The Source Monitor to display the graphic contents along with areas of Transparency rather than with a black background?

• A.Open the Source Monitor panel menu and choose Show Transparent Pixels.
• B.Open the View menu and choose Display Mode > Alpha Channel.
• C.Right click the Source Monitor and choose Overlays > Alpha.
• D.Open the Source Monitor Settings menu and choose Transparency Grid.

What happens if you drag one sequence into a new sequence with sequence nesting turned off in the Timeline panel?

• A.The original sequence appears in the new sequence as a multicamera source sequence.
• B.Individual clips in the original sequence will be edited into the new sequence.
• C.You will not be able to edit the original sequence into the new sequence.
• D.The original sequence will edit into the new sequence as a single clip.

You are color collecting some clips using the Vectorscope YUV in the Lumetri Scopes panel as a reference.
What is the function of this scope?

• A.It displays a circular chart similar to a color wheel, that shows the videos chrominance information.
• B.It displays a horizontal chart with luminance information matching left and right of the clip.
• C.It displays the vector information of a non-raster dip. such as an Illustrator file.
• D.It displays the RGB information on the dip using luminance values.

You haw added and adjusted the length of a Wipe transition to the first cut in a montage.
How can you add the same translation to multiple other edit points?

• A.Select the other edit points and drag the Wipe transition from the Effects panel to one of them.
• B.Select the Wipe transition, open the Elect Controls panel, copy the transition, select all the clips, and Paste.
• C.Use an Adjustment layer and add the Wipe transition to it.
• D.Select the existing Wipe transition. choose Copy, select the other edit points, and Paste.

You have a large amount of clips with similar names in a bin. You are searching for a particular visual event.
Out you're not sure which clip or when the event occurs.
Using default settings, how can you quickly preview the contents of the clips without opening them in the Source Monitor?

• A.Set the bin to Icon view. Move the cursor across clip thumbnails without selecting them. The clip contents will be displayed.
• B.Set the bin to Icon view. Mold Command (macOS) / Ctrl (Windows) while moving the cursor across clip thumbnails.
• C.Select all the clips in the bin and drag them into the Media Browser panel. Use playback controls to preview their contents.
• D.Set the bin to Icon view. Select the clip you would line to preview. Move the cursor across the dip thumbnails to see the contents.