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You can switch back to the sequence where the original clip is and apply effects or color correction (you’ll learn about colorĬorrection in Lesson 16), and the effect will ripple to the nested multicam sequence.

You can replay the multicam sequence with the Multi-Camera Monitor from any point to reedit the project.

You can use any of the Timeline editing tools to change the edit points of a multicam sequence.

Here are a few helpful tips on multicam editing in Adobe Premiere Pro:

Choose Multi-Camera from the context menu, and click the camera number.

Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the clip you want to change.

To change a multicamera edit in the Timeline, do the following:

Click a different camera to change that edit.

Click the Go To Previous (or Next) Edit Point button, or use the Page Up and Page Down key to move to an edit.

Open the Multi-Camera Monitor by choosing Window > Multi-Camera Monitor.

To change an edit in the Multi-Camera Monitor, do the following: Click to view larger image Finalizing multicamera editing