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Re: COW Tutorials: Apple Color Preparing Your Sequences to Go From FCP to Color
by mike faulkner on Feb 6, 2008 at 12:49:50 pm

Hi Walter
how about I grade in color then speed clip us once I jump back to FCP?
trying to save space :-)
mike

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