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Grazie wrote on 6/4/2005, 11:28 PM
I understand your logic - oh yes!

Colour Corrector is regarded as a Fx. And you can access it through the Fx Pane/Tab. You can Drag 'n Plop ojnto Event from there. You can also double click on the the tiny icon on the Event itself. You will see 2 Icons on the far right of the Event. Choose the lower one. It is representing a "link" in a chain. And that is a hint on how thewse Fxs work too. Youcan link several Fxs into a Chain. Once you get your Colour Corrector into your event you could aslso invoke the 2nd Colour Corrector. This is for fine tuning .. but more of that from others.

So, CC is regarded as an Fx - yeah?

Grazie
r56 wrote on 6/5/2005, 2:03 AM
Just to add that since it applies as an effect you can also:
- Select the Track FX button on the track header and add it at track level if you want that all events in that track get processed.

- Select the Video Output FX button above the preview window to add the effect so that the entire project gets processed. This is the same as if you were adding the effect from the Video Output FX button found on the Video Bus track (hidden by default).

- Right click on a clip in the Media Pool (Project Media in V6) and select the Media FX in the menu to add the effect, so that all events of that clip get processed This is very useful if you want to color correct an entire clip but events of it are in different tracks or spread across the timeline for example

Vassias