There are several procedures for copying grading information using the colourist timeline. You can easily drag and drop all or a selection of grading information from shot to shot (or to multiple shots). You can also drag and drop grading information from multiple shots to an equal number ot shots.
To copy all grading information from one shot to another:
When you move your mouse over a shot, a green indicator displays the graded shot's name. A red indicator displays the destination shot name.
The entire shot's grading information is copied to the destination shot.
To copy all grading information from one shot to multiple shots:
When you move your mouse over a shot, a red indicator displays the destination shot name.
The entire shot's grading information is copied to the selected shots.
To copy all grading information from multiple shots to a different set of shots:
When you move your mouse over a shot, a green indicator displays the shot name and a red indicator displays the destination shot name.
(a) First graded shot selection (b) Second graded shot selection (c) First destination shot (d) Second destination shot
The grading of each shot is applied to a corresponding destination shot. In the example above, if you drag a broken selection of the first and third shot and drop it on the fifth shot in another layer, then the fifth and seventh shot in that layer will be graded, respectively.
To copy a defined selection of grading information from one shot to another:
The channels within selected directories become bold white.
A green indicator displays the graded shot's name. A red indicator displays the destination shot's name when you move your mouse over a shot.
To copy a defined selection of grading information from one shot to multiple shots:
The channels within selected directories become bold white.
A green indicator displays the graded shot's name. A red indicator displays the destination shot's name when you move your mouse over a shot.