As far as I know, you will have to render the clips and then save
them as a new one.
I also hope that someone has a better way.
Still pictures taken in the RAW format save changes in a separate
Meta Data file without changing the original. This file is saved with the
picture file.
I wonder whether this can be done with video clips as well.
Have never understood what other purpose the recorded
Metadata files have for editing.
Uwe
On 4/8/2012 3:02 AM, Mike Boom wrote:
>
> I'm currently processing a lot of footage from a recent trip shot on
> a Canon XA10, which saves AVCHD clips to memory. Importing into Adobe
> Premiere is really simple, but once there I've got a lot of work to
> do, sorting through clips and getting them organized for short
> documentaries. I'm curious how others on the list handle labeling and
> sorting AVCHD clips.
>
> Here's the real problem I have: clips often need some tweaking before
> they're usable, primarily color balance. The XA10 isn't great with
> underwater color balance, so I regularly need to white balance clips
> before I use them.
>
> I can white balance clips in a sequence, but the white balance isn't
> saved with the clip, it's just saved with the sequence. If I load the
> same clip from a bin into a different sequence, the white balance
> disappears.
>
> What I really want to be able to do is go through clips, name them,
> and color correct them, then sort them into bins where I can find
> them later when I put together pieces. I'd hoped I could drag
> corrected clips from a sequence into bins, but when I do all
> correction disappears.
>
> Is there any way to save corrected clips back to disk short of
> selecting each clips and exporting it independently, something that
> would take months at least to do? Or, failing that, is there a way to
> at least put color-corrected clips into bins?
>
> Thanks for any suggestions,
>
> Mike Boom
> www.laughingeel.com
>
>
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