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Viewing Multiple Shots in the Player

Viewing Multiple Shots in the Player

Viewing Multiple Shots

 

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Using Split View

Split view is useful for matching two shots or for copying colour correction parameters from one shot to another. With split view, you see half of each image; however, you can pan the images. The split can be horizontal or vertical.

The two frames displayed in split view are the current frames on Playheads A and B.

To view a reference image loaded from a cut:

1. Press F5.

   The last used view is displayed—either split view or multi-view. Split view displays two frames split in half while multi-view displays the entire frame of one or more shots.

2. If multi-view is displayed, press F4 to activate split view.

   The current frames on Playheads A and B are displayed either horizontally or vertically, depending on the last displayed orientation.

   
   

   Image courtesy of Moviworld / UK File & TV Company / Videolab

3. Press F4 to toggle horizontal and vertical Split view.

   The images assigned to Playheads A and B appear.

   
   

   Image courtesy of Moviworld / UK File & TV Company / Videolab

   
   

   Image courtesy of Moviworld / UK File & TV Company / Videolab

   TipPress F3 to view the reference image (Playhead B) and the shot you are working on (Playhead A) in separate viewers.
4. If needed, pan either frame by clicking the right mouse button and dragging in the image. Pan both frames simultaneously by dragging in either image with the middle mouse button.