Apple Color 1.5 - Manual (Page 326)

To add a new grade to a shot
Do one of the following:
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Control-click or right-click a grade, then choose Add New Grade from the shortcut menu.
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Move the playhead to the shot you want to add a new grade to, then press Control-1
through Control-4.
If a grade corresponding to the number of the grade you entered doesn't already exist,
one will be created. Whenever a new grade is added, the grades track expands, and the
new grade becomes the selected grade. New grades are clean slates, letting you begin
working from the original state of the uncorrected shot.
To change the selected grade
1 Move the playhead to the shot you want to change the grade of.
2 Do one of the following:
• Click the grade you want to switch to.
• Press Control-1 through Control-4.
• Control-click or right-click a grade, then choose Select Grade [x] from the shortcut
menu, where x is the number of the grade you're selecting.
The shot is updated to use the newly selected grade.
Resetting Grades in the Timeline
If necessary, you can reset any of a shot's four grades.
To reset a grade in the Timeline
1 Move the playhead to the shot whose grade you want to reset.
2 in the grades track of the Timeline, Control-click or right-click the grade you want to reset
to and choose Reset Grade [x] from the shortcut menu, where x is the number of the
grade.
Resetting a grade clears all settings from the Primary In, Secondaries, Color FX, and Primary
Out rooms, bringing that shot to its original state. Pan & Scan settings in the Geometry
room are left intact.
Copying Corrections and Grades in the Timeline
You can drag a correction or grade from one shot to another to copy it in the Timeline.
326 Chapter 13 Managing Corrections and Grades