Applying Multiple Filters

Daygola814

Daygola814

Well-known member
I did a search on this but I couldn't find anything(which is surprising since I'm sure someone MUST HAVE asked this)... Can you apply multiple filters at one time to a clip? Sort of like a chain of FX. Can you create some sort of package that contains all the effects you use?

For example, if I wanted to use Curves, Saturation Adjustment, and Broadcast Colors. whatever else... Would I be able to create a preset or a package with all these filters and just apply that to a clip? Or do I have to drag each effect one by one?

I've been messing around with it but I can't figure it out. When I create a preset, it seems to only save one filter.

Thanks,
Paul Del Vecchio
 
What version are you on? In most that ive used you can apply as many filters/effects as you want. They all go into a list on your clips effects panel. You can then control however many of those you want by selecting the multiple effects (ctrl click) and paste the selection into any of the clips in your timeline.
 
heimpel said:
What version are you on? In most that ive used you can apply as many filters/effects as you want. They all go into a list on your clips effects panel. You can then control however many of those you want by selecting the multiple effects (ctrl click) and paste the selection into any of the clips in your timeline.
Click to expand...


Right, that's what I do now. But I was wondering if you could make a preset or something that already has the effects in there - sort of like an FX chain. You can do it in Vegas and you can do it in After Effects. I was wondering if you could do it in Premiere... every time I select a bunch of FX at one time, and then drag them over or try to save them as a preset or something... only ONE is applied or saved as a preset.

Basically, can you apply more than one effect at a time or do you have to drag each and every one of them individually?

Thanks!


Editing/Finishing Services:
www.triple-e-productions.net
 
CTRL Click the effects (as suggested). then > Ctrl - V (or menu copy)

That copies them all

Ctrl - C anywhere in FX Window (Pastes all to new selected clip)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top