color correcting a clip
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glenn chan
Well-known member
Add your color correction filters/FX to the eventFX for that one clip??
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A portion temporally, or like a split screen?
If termporally, just split the clip (S key).
If like a split screen, use two tracks, duplicate the clip, and crop or mask the upper clip.
If termporally, just split the clip (S key).
If like a split screen, use two tracks, duplicate the clip, and crop or mask the upper clip.
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Can't he just use keyframes ?
Sure, but just splitting the clip is a whole lot easier. If you want to ease into the effect, just set up a crossfade.
Ex. -- If I wanted to slowly fade to black and white, I sure as heck would not keyframe it. I'd split the clip, make the second one B&W, and then crossfade.
Ex. -- If I wanted to slowly fade to black and white, I sure as heck would not keyframe it. I'd split the clip, make the second one B&W, and then crossfade.
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
That's what we all love about Vegas; the may ways it puts FCP too shame.
No wait, I meant the many ways it accomplishes the same thing.
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I try not to Split clips when I don't have too; I hate juggling events and Event Grouping. I do do it both ways though !
No wait, I meant the many ways it accomplishes the same thing.
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I try not to Split clips when I don't have too; I hate juggling events and Event Grouping. I do do it both ways though !
In order of practicality:
Apply them to one, right-click and copy it, then right-click and Paste Event Attributes to the other. That will also paste any envelopes or playback rate or crops and will paste the effects on top of whatver other effects are already there, so do it first.
Or, you can save the effects in the first clip as an effects chain, then apply that effects chain to the other clip.
Or, you can put those two clips on another track and apply the effects to the track.
Or, you can set up separate bins in your media pool, put the clips you want to apply the effects to in their own bin, and apply the effects to the bin.
Apply them to one, right-click and copy it, then right-click and Paste Event Attributes to the other. That will also paste any envelopes or playback rate or crops and will paste the effects on top of whatver other effects are already there, so do it first.
Or, you can save the effects in the first clip as an effects chain, then apply that effects chain to the other clip.
Or, you can put those two clips on another track and apply the effects to the track.
Or, you can set up separate bins in your media pool, put the clips you want to apply the effects to in their own bin, and apply the effects to the bin.