[Amy Young]

Here’s my current implementation. A bit clunky, but you get the idea. I have both a graphics tablet and an iPad. Since my graphics tablet is a Cintiq, I would love to be able to draw right on a frame. My intermediate workflow is to draw on a layer in a Photoshop document that’s linked to the PPro timeline. It updates immediately, so that’s nice. This workflow also works with my iPad, running Duet. I just a stylus to sketch.

[Amy Young]

I think they killed it when they got 30 notes from 25 people ;[)

[Amy Young]

Good suggestion – thanks!

[Amy Young]

Thanks – I don’t understand this. I websearched and looked at the menus for PPro, but don’t know what “Remember Clip” means.

[Amy Young]

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it like your picture, but I am looking for something that will show up in the frame, so if I share the rough cut with someone else, they can know what I was aiming for, or planning to do. Having it on another layer means I could turn off the “annotations” as desired. I don’t know how to make markers show up in the frame.

[Amy Young]

Thanks James. I wasn’t clear – when I click on the “Duration” time slider, nothing happens. If I type some numbers, it “pops” back to 0:00:00. If I try to slide it to a greater duration, it pops back to “0:00:00”. As if it’s not allowed. But that behavior is random — on other clips, the duration setting works as expected. I can type a new duration or slide to a new one with my mouse.

[Amy Young]

Any change on this? I still can’t find a way to change the colors of the markers. It’s hard to read black text over olive green. I would suggest at least resetting the default color to one of the other colors.

[Amy Young]

Thanks a lot! Still useful, even if years have passed.