Paul Neumann
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COW Coins
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Option + K and F1 from inside the program for everything else.
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You have to continue to check in on the Lynda titles as they get updated often to little fanfare. The Speedgrade CC title just got updated because of a couple of new features in SG but also because of the Mavericks upgrade.
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Tons of good video training on Lynda.com. Are you on CC?
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Sure.
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I’ve never known adjustment layers to be global in PPro. Yes, they can behave that way in PS and AI but not in PPro.
You can save multiple effects as a single preset though. I know that’s not exactly what you’re looking for as you’d still have to add a new adjustment layer each time, but at least you’d have a record of what effects were applied in what order and to what degree and that seems to be part of what you’re looking for.
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You make a nest of each shot (with say 3 layers) and enable it as a multicam. Then use those nests as clips in your timeline. Then you could cycle through each nest to whichever layer you want seen. Interesting way to version a single timeline for sure.
An easier way I suppose would be to select all the versions/angles you want for each clip in the project bin, right click and “create multicam clip”. Then you can give it a unique name and use it just like another piece of media and you can cycle through its clips with the number keys.
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yep
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Just arrow up/down to the clip, hit D to select it, (or you can command + down arrow to move the clip selection along the timeline) then toggle between cameras/angles with the number keys.
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Add 16 GB more RAM and commence to editing. You’ll be fine. That Nvidia card will carry a lot of the load.
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So the base MacPro plus the cost of a monitor will put you about $1K more than a new iMac. For what you’re doing I would think a i7/27″ iMac with either video card option would suit your needs just fine and be a more economical solution.