Do you want to make a slow-motion clip for dramatic effect in your video? Watch this video to see how you can change the speed of a clip in your Final Cut Pro for iPad timeline to create the slow-motion effect.
You can even match a higher frame rate clip exactly to the timeline's frame rate using the "Automatically Retime" feature. For example, if your clip was recorded at 60 fps and your timeline is 24 fps, you can have the clip's speed retimed to play its frames exactly with the timeline's frames. This will create a crisp, slow-motion effect.