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Re: Premiere Pro Color Correction - Best Workflow?
by Alex Udell on Jul 26, 2008 at 8:54:47 pm

Hi...

If you do do go the export route...

you could always lay the continuous export edit over the clips on the original timeline. This will help you speed up navigating from shot to shot.

If you decide at any point you need to do a CC, you can use Control K to split the continuous clip based on the original editpoints.

Alex



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