Jack Bibbo
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No actually trim or move clips.
However we figured out something though.
If you double clip on the seq in the browser thus opening the sequence and then make changes, the effect will appear in both your nested seq in the previous timeline. ie parent / child relationship.
But those nested seq act independently if affected directly in the timeline.
Well I learned my bit for the day.
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Good idea….thanks
jack
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Yeah we are up to date. Boris has been crashing FCP for awhile.
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damn.
thanks.
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I seq view.
It is great for me add for clients. We can just look at ALL the selects of a certain take if they want. I rarely
view clips by double clicking on them to slow.May not be the same thing that you are looking for but I thought I would add.
Another thing is there a way to INCREASE the size of the thumbbail in the browser view while keep the list
view that is.thanks
bibbo
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Andrew is right on both fronts. Copying attributes plus the fact that Color is fast and WAY more detailed but can have a steeping learning curve.
However I just wanted to add one more thing, Grading is a slow meticulous process. Much different discipline than say editing. I think that it should not be something that is rushed. You don’t want to the footage to end up looking worse.
good luck
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ProRes will be your best option.
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Well yes.
The Intel machine (Core Duo) is going to be faster and will effect render times as well if you need to render at all.
Hope that helps.
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Work backwards.
What will you deliver? Then convert all footage.
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Are the machines equal in configurations? Speed? Card? Etc