lou4uandme
28th October 2009, 01:19
Hi All,
As an AE user, I find myself completely lost with a simple task. My work flow in AE was:
Copy Premiere pro clips and paste into AE. At this point, I have 20/- 6 sec clips on 20 layers.
I apply a level, hue & sat, etc,, to each layer and adjust as needed.
Now, Picture me importing a MOV file that contains the same 20 scenes into nuke. As I scratched my head and made faces that resembled a monkey with a set of car keys, I soon realized that I have no Idea how to color correct, scene by scene.
My first guess was to key frame my settings, but this seems way to messy. I would have to set a key to evey slider I change,......Yeah. right, ....I don't think so..
So My question is:
How do you apply a cc node so it only effects frames 1- 80, then apply a new cc node to frame 81- 125, etc,etc...??
Thanks,
lou
As an AE user, I find myself completely lost with a simple task. My work flow in AE was:
Copy Premiere pro clips and paste into AE. At this point, I have 20/- 6 sec clips on 20 layers.
I apply a level, hue & sat, etc,, to each layer and adjust as needed.
Now, Picture me importing a MOV file that contains the same 20 scenes into nuke. As I scratched my head and made faces that resembled a monkey with a set of car keys, I soon realized that I have no Idea how to color correct, scene by scene.
My first guess was to key frame my settings, but this seems way to messy. I would have to set a key to evey slider I change,......Yeah. right, ....I don't think so..
So My question is:
How do you apply a cc node so it only effects frames 1- 80, then apply a new cc node to frame 81- 125, etc,etc...??
Thanks,
lou