Gavin Garrison
Active member
Hey Everyone,
Have kind of an odd request. We are editing in ProRes, and in order to go out to color, are exporting a quicktime mov, then re-importing it and dropping it over the original cuts, and cutting to match.
We are doing this for our ~21 cuts that we have to do. Here is the question:
We have duplicate clips across all the takes (i.e., some specific pieces of footage were used multiple times on purpose). Is there a way, if they were all on one timeline, to find the duplicates so the colorist/beauty people do not have to do their magic twice?
Have kind of an odd request. We are editing in ProRes, and in order to go out to color, are exporting a quicktime mov, then re-importing it and dropping it over the original cuts, and cutting to match.
We are doing this for our ~21 cuts that we have to do. Here is the question:
We have duplicate clips across all the takes (i.e., some specific pieces of footage were used multiple times on purpose). Is there a way, if they were all on one timeline, to find the duplicates so the colorist/beauty people do not have to do their magic twice?