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  • Michael Gissing

    July 27, 2007 at 2:54 am

    I don’t thinks so. What happened when you tried it?

    If you have particular clips that you want to steal attributes from, open a new sequnece and copy the shot into it. Then toggle between the two sequences. I make the tracks really big with thumb showing so it is easy to pick off the steal shot. Handy for a long form show with lots of returning interviews that have the same grade, or cropping/ distort values etc.

    Alternative, for saving just filters, I make new bins named for the interview clip and drag the filters into that bin from the clip in the viewer. The trick is to name the filters so that they are sorted into the right order. Easiest is to rename the filter with 1, 2, 3 to make them sort in order. Then you can highlight multiple filters and drag/ drop them onto timeline files. Other wise they will apply in the alphabetical order that they sit in the bin.

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