Adjust multi-camera edits in a timeline panel – Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 User Manual
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clicking the camera’s preview in the Multi-Camera Monitor.
No recording occurs until you switch the active camera.
3. When you are done editing, click the Stop Playback button in the Multi-Camera Monitor.
Adjust multi-camera edits in a Timeline panel
Do any of the following in the multi-camera target sequence:
To replace a clip with footage from another camera, select a clip in a Timeline panel and choose Clip > Multi-Camera > Camera [1,2,3,4].
Use any of the standard editing tools to make changes in a Timeline panel.
Place the current-time indicator at the place in a Timeline where you want to replace a clip from one camera with a clip from another. In
the Multi-Camera Monitor, select the replacing camera preview.
Insert or overwrite clips in a multi-camera sequence
You can make edits to a multi-camera sequence from the original four camera clips. For example, if one camera recorded a presenter and another
recorded a screen of presentation slides, you can intersperse shots of the presentation slides. You can use this technique as an alternative to
rerecording sections of the multi-camera sequence.
1. Double-click the multi-camera target sequence in a Timeline panel to open it in the Source Monitor.
Like the Multi-Camera Monitor, the Source Monitor displays footage previews of the original camera shots.
2. Click the display for the footage you want to add to the sequence. The active display has a yellow border.
3. Choose the clip source that you want to edit (video, audio, or both) and drag the clip to a Timeline panel, or use the Insert or Overwrite
buttons in the Source Monitor.
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