Multicamera – colour correction

[Jordi Robert]

sorry, I think I fund the solution

https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/3/972413

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[Alex Udell]

yes…

in essence you can do base global cc to the clips inside the multicam source sequence. this will propagate out to the multicam edit.

then you can do shot specific fixes in the multicam edit.

hth…

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[Herb Sevush]

You don’t have to flatten anything to do what you want. Open the multiclip in the timeline (right click on the multiclip-clip and choose that option in the drop down menu.) Add your CC effect to the clip you want. Done. All clips pointing back to this clip will have the CC applied, even if they were already edited into a timeline. You can do this with any audio or video effect.

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[Jordi Robert]

Thank you Alex

I learned that in order to CC an entire camera in multicamera, first I must flatten the secuence, correct?

so, once the sequence is flatten and effects applied to clips, can I continue editing using multicamera in that sequence?

or

Is there a way to colour correct one camera before doing the multicamera edit?

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[Herb Sevush]

[jordi robert] “I learned that in order to CC an entire camera in multicamera, first I must flatten the secuence, correct?”

No. Not necessary. Open the multiclip and add the correction to the clip your interested in. That’s it. This holds for all audio and video EFX.

Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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