Mark Palmer
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Nesting sounds like what I need, but how do I apply a filter to to a nested sequence? Whenever I try to apply a filter to a sequence within a sequence, it takes me back to the original sequence and I can only apply it to each clip within the original sequence.
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That’s the usual way to do it, yes, if you only want to add a filter and not make further adjustments within the filter.
But I want to be able to make filter adjustments to all clips after it’s been added instead of having to make changes to each clip’s filter individually.
For instance, add desaturate 100% to all clips. Then go in and see how desaturate 90% works on all clips. Then 80%, etc. I want to be able to try out different filter settings until I get the one I like.
In AE, you add an adjustment layer and make changes to the filter there which affects all clips globally. That way you can turn them all on or off, increase or decrease settings, etc.
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Does NOBODY know what to do? Surely I can’t be the ONLY person to have this problem!
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This is a last-ditch attempt to get my question answered. Hopefully these clips will clarify the problem.
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Okay, I
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(This image is with layer quality set to Best.)
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I don
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I recorded on a JVC DV500 and transferred using a Sony Video Walkman into FCP. Maybe I had a setting on 1/2 resolution? I don
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I have RT set to high, and am viewing through a high quality monitor, not the computer screen. Like I said, it looks sharp when it passes through the transition effect, but not on the regular footage.
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Yep, it was the RT setting in the upper LH corner of the timeline I needed to set to HIGH. Problem solved, THANKS!