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Brightness correction
When I have a number of scenes on the timeline, can I apply a video filter e.g. brightness correction for all the scenes (with the same amount) without having to create a .avi file first and put it back onto the timeline as a single scene and then apply the filter? Thanks for any advise,
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5 Replies
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Create a new sequence [File > New > Sequence]; place the sequence that contain your “bad” clips into this new sequence and apply either the brightness and contrast effect or the levels effect to the entire sequence.
Aanarav Sareen
premiere@asvideoproductions.com -
Or apply the effect to one clip, copy that clip, and Paste Attributes on to the rest of the clips.
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Steven,
This works great (copy/past attributes) until you later decide that
you want to change (globally) the brightness. My thinking WAS that
you could change one, copy it, then paste attributes. But of course
you get a duplicate of every effect that you had in the copied clip
on the clips you pasted to (ie. two brightness effects). I think
PPro needs a ‘remove attributes’ option for selected clips to avoid this.
I often run into this problem and I prefer to work w/copy & paste to
keep EDL info straight later on down the line (avoid nesting).
Unless I am missing a function or a way to work around this…Any thoughts?
Thanks!!
-Troy Murison
Flying Spot
Seattle, WA -
My thoughts? I generally color correct before I cut.
But yes, there needs to be a way to paste attributes that overwrites, or removes what was applied previously. Submit a feature request.
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Thanks for the reply.
I have will submit a request!-Troy Murison
Flying Spot
Seattle, WA
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