David Jimerson Administrator Staff member Jul 15, 2005 #2 You should have no problem applying color correction (or any other effect) only on the clip you want. Just drop the editor into the individual clip.
You should have no problem applying color correction (or any other effect) only on the clip you want. Just drop the editor into the individual clip.
J.R. Hudson Spirit Animal Jul 15, 2005 #3 Ho Olboy Good to see you on board for Zombiefest! When I want Correct certain scenes or to isolate sequences I first SPLIT the scene/shot/sequence in question into it's own event.
Ho Olboy Good to see you on board for Zombiefest! When I want Correct certain scenes or to isolate sequences I first SPLIT the scene/shot/sequence in question into it's own event.
B Barry_S Moderator Jul 15, 2005 #4 You're probably clicking on the fx chain for the entire TRACK when you want to be clicking on the fx chain for the EVENT. Click on the icon or the individual event (clip), or drop the effect on the event as David suggests.
You're probably clicking on the fx chain for the entire TRACK when you want to be clicking on the fx chain for the EVENT. Click on the icon or the individual event (clip), or drop the effect on the event as David suggests.