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How to handle Effects on Multicam-Clips
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13 Oct 2018 23:12 #97379
by verstaerker
How to handle Effects on Multicam-Clips was created by verstaerker
today i tried the first time a multicamclip.
to switch the cam i cut my clip on a certain point, switch in the new clip the camera - so far so good - by this i can quite easily setup my edit with switching camera angles
i filmed this with two different cameras , so i add different gradings to each camera - wich means i have to copy my look-settings to each new clip
to copy the correct look on each clip seems very complicated - is there any smarter way of doing this ?
to switch the cam i cut my clip on a certain point, switch in the new clip the camera - so far so good - by this i can quite easily setup my edit with switching camera angles
i filmed this with two different cameras , so i add different gradings to each camera - wich means i have to copy my look-settings to each new clip
to copy the correct look on each clip seems very complicated - is there any smarter way of doing this ?
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13 Oct 2018 23:17 #97381
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic How to handle Effects on Multicam-Clips
Double click a clip to open the multicam editor. Apply the grade there to each clip, and it will be applied to each instance the clips.
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13 Oct 2018 23:19 #97382
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Replied by verstaerker on topic How to handle Effects on Multicam-Clips
i knew there must be an easier way than i did it :lol:
thanks a lot!
thanks a lot!
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15 Oct 2018 03:03 #97391
by dgwvideo
Creating history....one edit at a time !
Replied by dgwvideo on topic How to handle Effects on Multicam-Clips
Bear in mind that for camera angles such as an interview where the scene doesn't change, grading the entire angle can often work before you cut. But if each angle contains different scenes and different lighting conditions, then you will end up correcting individual clips that you cut, since the overall correction won't be applicable to all scenes.
Creating history....one edit at a time !
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