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Nested sequences and cross dissolve.
Hello community!
I’m having a “problem” and it is that I’m currently working on a project for a local University (promotional video) and I’m finishing my editing process, but I’ve several takes where there is stabilization problems so … I decided to use the Warp Stabilizer god, but because of my sequence settings (I’m working on a 1920 x 1080 sequence where some footage was shot in 4k DJI drone formats) the system is telling me to create nested sequences on those clips.
I did, but unfortunately I’m now having problems with the cross dissolves. You all know that nested sequences and cross dissolves aren’t friends because of the frames and all that. However, I’m writing this post to see if you guys give me possible solutions to this.
I’m thinking about export my final video and then do the post production adjustments of the clips in a new sequence or project, but I think that is going to affect my video quality exporting my video two times and quality is really important for this project.
Again, I have several takes that need adjustment so I really need your help guys on possible solutions to this so I can keep my cross dissolves and complete the necessary adjustments with no problems at all.
F.González.
Photographer.
Cinema lover.Peace.
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3 Replies
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Before nesting you need to extend the clip left and right.
Move the clip up a track where its clear on both side.
Extend.
Nest
Trim and drop it down in its original space.———————————————–
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Thank you! I will try this.
More suggestions? I appreciate.
F.González.
Photographer.
Cinema lover.Peace.
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*Updated*
It works! Thank you so much Ann.
F.González.
Photographer.
Cinema lover.Peace.
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