Problem with my work flow cut clips - Colour corrector

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FiReDuCk

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Hi guys,

I'm fairly newbie with Adobe Premiere Pro 2, I've import a clip of 60mins footage into timeframe - i've used so many time using "Razor Tool"

Now i see so many small cut clip in the timeframe joint together...now my problem is that how can i apply the whole cut clip just for "Fast Color Corrector" instance doing one by one small clips - i've tried group all clips but that doesnt work?

I need your kindess help...dont want to do this clip all over again...i'm sure there is way of doing it?

Looking forward your reply

Best Regards
FiReDuck
 
Nest the sequence into a new sequence--simply create a new sequence, and then drag from the bin your original sequence with all the edits. It will appear as one continuous clip in the new sequence. You can then apply your color correction to that nested sequence.
 
As I said, just create a new, empty sequence, and then drag your original sequence from the bin like you would any other clip.

Also check the help in PPro for "nesting sequences".
 
you can also just copy the effect and then drag a selection box around all the clips you want to apply the same effect to , and paste the effect with all the clips selected. the track select or multitrack select tools work great if you want to apply it to everything on a track or multiple tracks. just click the track select tool at the beginning of the track, and it will select every clip on the track, and then paste the effect you copied from the effect control window. yuo can just click on the eeffect name in the effect control window and use any common method to copy it (edit -> copy , cntrl + c, right-click -> copy)

i generally do it this way because it allows you to go in and make little changes to the color correction effect for individual clips much easier since they are not in a nested sequence. it also allows you to make other edits or adjustments to the individual clips easier since they are still all seperate and distinct on the main timeline sequence.
 
Neil Rowe said:
you can also just copy the effect and then drag a selection box around all the clips you want to apply the same effect to , and paste the effect with all the clips selected. the track select or multitrack select tools work great if you want to apply it to everything on a track or multiple tracks. just click the track select tool at the beginning of the track, and it will select every clip on the track, and then paste the effect you copied from the effect control window. yuo can just click on the eeffect name in the effect control window and use any common method to copy it (edit -> copy , cntrl + c, right-click -> copy)

i generally do it this way because it allows you to go in and make little changes to the color correction effect for individual clips much easier since they are not in a nested sequence. it also allows you to make other edits or adjustments to the individual clips easier since they are still all seperate and distinct on the main timeline sequence.
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This is very useful advice.....

Thanks for great tip :)
 
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