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Hi, how can I add to my clips the moving camera effect? Is there any way to make this in Final Cut Express?
Keyframe it.
If by "motion camera effect" you mean making the footage appear handheld, yes, it's possible, just a lot of work and nearly impossible to pull off perfectly. As goldencamerastudios stated (kind of), you have to do it manually using keyframes. Blow your clip up to 110% scale, then set keyframes for the clip center and rotation every few frames and offset each in a random direction. However, as FCE doesn't allow you to use bezier interpolation for position keyframes, your clip will bounce straight from point to point instead of a more natural, rounded motion.
You may want to check out this thread, which contains some pertinent information.
If by "moving camera effect" you meant something else, I'm afraid you'll need to explain it a little better.
I know that you can surely do Keyframing in Premiere as well as After Effects, you should try searching some tutorials for keyframing with Final Cut Pro.
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