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| On 03/05/2014, at 6:34 PM, Jarle Leirpoll <leirpoll@online.no> wrote: > The Master Clip Effect in the next version of both Premiere and SpeedGrade > will help quite a bit. Color correct a clip in a bin, and it's corrected on > all instances in all timelines! When I used Premiere to export the edit to After Effects, I noticed that it was clever about the use of source clips, and re-used the same source clips multiple times in the AE timeline. As I was editing a 'drama' that had lots of A/B cutting between the same clips, this meant that on average only two or three source clips needed to be graded for every 10 layers in the timeline. So I precomped each piece of source media and replaced the source files in the 'master' timeline with the precomps. Then I did all the grading / pan scan zooming / stabilisation in the precomps, rather than the "master" timeline. This saved lots of time, I was working with about 40ish precomps instead of several hundred layers. But still, I started this thread because I wasn't happy with the workflow and I'm looking forward to playing around with speed grade. Glad to know it's promising. -Chris |
