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Adjust Virtual Screen Placement
10 Sep 2019 09:50 #101356
by mgmartino
Adjust Virtual Screen Placement was created by mgmartino
So I know you can click the two monitor button in the top righthand corner to make the screen appear on your other monitor. However, sometimes when color matching I want to be able to look at a still frame of another clip. What would be the best way to do that?
I was thinking if final cut let us have a floating screen I could make it about half the size of my 2nd monitor then have a Still frame open in Preview of the still Frame I want to use as reference. but to my knowledge FCP does not allow a floating screen window...
I was thinking if final cut let us have a floating screen I could make it about half the size of my 2nd monitor then have a Still frame open in Preview of the still Frame I want to use as reference. but to my knowledge FCP does not allow a floating screen window...
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10 Sep 2019 11:29 #101358
by Albo
Replied by Albo on topic Adjust Virtual Screen Placement
Would comparison screen work?
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10 Sep 2019 21:12 #101373
by mgmartino
Replied by mgmartino on topic Adjust Virtual Screen Placement
What is that?
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11 Sep 2019 00:51 #101379
by mgmartino
Replied by mgmartino on topic Adjust Virtual Screen Placement
UPDATE: looked it up. Yeah man thanks!
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12 Sep 2019 02:58 #101392
by mgmartino
Replied by mgmartino on topic Adjust Virtual Screen Placement
Can I put two screens with different still frames on the left while in comparison mode?
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12 Sep 2019 12:24 #101398
by Albo
Replied by Albo on topic Adjust Virtual Screen Placement
I think not. One screen for an image.
I guesss you can make a still or split screen with the two images you want together and then use that for comparison.
I guesss you can make a still or split screen with the two images you want together and then use that for comparison.
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