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Applying flicker filter to alot of clips
Yesterday I had to go through and apply flicker filter to alot of clips but ended up doing it one by one. Is there a way of selecting all the clips, and applying the flicker filter to all of them?
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You answered your own question. Select or highlight or lasso all of the clips you need to put the filter on and select the flicker filter from the effect menu and you are good.
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Ah wait hang on… I already knew that part. I wrote my question wrong because I did all this yesterday and forgot exactly what it was I wanted….
Actually, I wanted to know how to select a whole bunch of clips, and set the flicker filter to maximum, instead of going in there one by one and chaning them to maximum flicker filter (the default is minumum)
thanks for your reply
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Add your flicker filter to one clip, adjust it accordingly.
Select that clip. CMD+C to copy.
Select all the other clips by your favorite method. Right-click or CTRL+click and chose “Paste Attributes”. Select “Filters”.
Of course, that will copy all filters on the first clip. If you have other filters you don’t want to copy, the easiest thing to do is to make a dummy clip and add just the filter you want applied to it, alter it accordingly, and then copy and paste attributes.
There’s other ways, as well, such as saving it to your favorites or dragging it to your browser.
I like this one because I’m a right-clicker and it seems much faster to me.
deeb
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Brilliant!
Thank you for your help, much appreciated
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It’s for things like this that I keep lobbying for track filters. It
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