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How do I use Dual Viewer when I corlor correct? I already color corrected a few clips in the time line and want to match them up with the other ones. So far when I use the Dual Viewer I only see the orginal clip in the library in the left window and the other one the right window, but not the one in the timeline that I am matching from.
Any ideas, or is this not possib;e, like it was with FCP7?
It's not a 'Dual Viewer'! It's a Viewer and an Event Viewer.. 😉
So, it's not directly possible, though MacBreak Studio did have an episode about using the Event Viewer to see a clip and compare it to the timeline clip.
I think it's this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HlNy3YWGttg
;-)
It's not a 'Dual Viewer'! It's a Viewer and an Event Viewer.. 😉
So, it's not directly possible, though MacBreak Studio did have an episode about using the Event Viewer to see a clip and compare it to the timeline clip.
I think it's this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HlNy3YWGttg
;-)
Thanks. Actually they did have a work aorund using compound clips..
dual viewer color correction
