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Timeline Element Properties
With the cross in front of the effects operators available in the effects
list you can enable or disable an effect. If the effect provides a cross in
front, it is enabled; if it does not, it is disabled. Thus you can easily evaluate the outcome of an individual effect by comparing it with the original image or other applied effects.
enabled effect
disabled effect
Figure 7-8: Enabling or disabling effects of a video clip
If you need an operator to be applied to a limited range of frames of a
clip only, you have to edit the clip with hard cuts beforehand because
the applied effects are valid always for a whole timeline clip.
Some operators may not be real-time capable. Clips modified
with such an operator will automatically be subject for a prerendering (see section “Prerendering of Timeline Elements” on
page 6-42).
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The sequence of all added effects to a clip that are listed in the effects
list is important as well. They are applied top to bottom, i.e. the effect
at the top of the list will be applied first to the clip followed successively
by the rest of the added effects. This may be especially important when
applying the same effect type several times, because, for instance, in
case of a color correction, the bottom color correction will be applied to
the colors corrected by the top color correction(s). You can change the
sequence of the effects in the effects list easily via drag-and-drop. Simply select one effect and drag it to the desired position within the list.
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An effect can be deleted from the effects list of a clip the same way you
delete a clip from the timeline. Just select the effect from the effects list
in the timeline element properties and press the key [Del] on your keyboard.
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Alternatively you can use the menu option Delete on the context menu of an effect in the effects list.
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To apply the same effect settings to other clips in the timeline you can
either use the general items to the left of the timeline element properties area (see section “General Items of the Properties Area” on
page 7-3) or use preset effects as described in section “Effects” on
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