Multi-cam edit and timecode

Jacob Rosenberg
January 17, 2006 at 5:00 pm

Before you nest your Source Multi-Cam sequence you can use the Alignment tools to line everything up AND timecode is just one method of alignment. The other methods are auto align at In Point, Out Point, Numbered Marker and Timecode.
The workflow would be to first align the material, then nest it and activate it as a MultiCam Sequence.

Jacob

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Steven Simpson
January 17, 2006 at 5:06 pm

So, I can keep one camera rolling, and start and stop the second one as many times as I want, import both into premiere and set it up to automatically align everything based on the time?
Jacob Rosenberg
January 17, 2006 at 5:12 pm

Yes,
you will just need to razor the start and stop camera so it can be spread across the main camera in the timeline. If you assign a new Numbered Marker for each sync point that the two clips share, you can sync each short clip to different sections of the long clip.

jacob

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Troy Murison
January 18, 2006 at 3:04 am

So if I cut a sequence using multicam feature in PPro 2.0, can I generate
a EDL to take to a online conform or DaVinci session easily? Will it be
a proper EDL that could be conformed? I ask ’cause it looks as if each
camera ends up in a sequence of it’s own? Or maybe I just don’t understand.

Thanks!

Troy Murison
Flying Spot
Seattle

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