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FCP Tip: Quickly Check Which Filters are Applied to Clips
Published by Matthew Jeppsen October 4th, 2007 in Effects, NLE, News, TutorialsHere’s a quick tip for Final Cut Pro editors. It can really save you some clicking when you need to check which filters are applied to a timeline full of video clips.
*Double click the first clip you want to check, this will load the clip into the Viewer window.
*In the Viewer Window, click the Filters tab
*Using your keyboard Up/Down arrow keys you can now quickly jump between clips on that track.
*Rinse/Repeat for clips on a different track.
*This tip unfortunately does not work for audio filters, you still must double-click each clip to check those.
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