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Multi-Camera
Cutting or switching between multiple camera
angles or tracks is a cinch with Slick Multi-Camera. Up to four clips
can be viewed at on time. Setting the cut point is as simple as a click.
The clips stay in synch as you switch between sources. There are also
adjustments to match the starting points for the clips.
- Add a new clip or source by clicking on the “+”
sign.
- Up to 3 additional sources can be added. Each source
is color coded to distinguish itself on the Multi-Camera timeline.
- Sometimes the starting points for each of the sources
may be offset from each other. To get them aligned, use the Synch
Source function. To adjust a starting point, click on the color bar
for a source. Drag the color bar to the left or right to set the offset.
A negative value means that the source will start after the starting
point of the base clip.
- To fine-tune the starting point, the arrow keys
on the keyboard can be used to adjust a single frame.
- When the Synch Sources has been completed, click
the OK button. The current timeline position of each source has been
adjusted to the offset.
- To cut between sources, move the playhead to the
desired location. Small previews of each source at that timeline position
are displayed. Click on the Set Source “+” icon for the color-coded
source.
- The Multi-Camera timeline will display a colored
marker for the cut point. A colored horizontal like shows the active
source at any given point. Add other cut points the same way.
- Use the horizontal scroll bar to move Multi-Camera
timeline.
- Another way to move the playhead frame-by-frame
is to use the Play command.
- The Magnification Slider
changes the view of the Multi-Camera timeline to show more (or less)
of the entire sequence.
- Sources can be switch using the keyboard shortcuts
- Command-1 to Command-4.
- To change the location of a cut point, click on
a cut point marker and drag it to the left or right.
- To remove the cut point,
click on the Remove Cut Point icon.
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