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# Rendering Shots

You can use the Render menus to render your work. You can render selected shots, all shots in a cut, a specific layer in the multi-layer timeline, or the flattened result of a multi-layer timeline. To prepare for rendering, do the following:

- Specify the shots to render.
- Specify the layer to render.
- Set the resolution of the render files.
- Set resize options as needed.
- Specify the destination for the render files.
- Specify the output file format.
- Specify the file density (logarithmic or linear).
- (Optional) Change the output colour space or specify an output LUT.
- Set other options such as timecode burn-in and rendering with a viewing LUT.

#### Topics in this section

- Specifying the Shots to Render
- Setting the Resolution for the Render
- Resizing Shots
- Specifying the Destination for Local Render Files
- Rendering the Multi-Layer Timeline
- Rendering Dust Metadata
- Burning Timecode into the Render
- Rendering with the Viewing LUT
- Rendering Head and Tail Frames
- Specifying the Output Format of the Render Files
- Setting Colour Space Options
- Rendering the Selected Region