Hello everyone it's Nicolas from Autokroma.
Today I will introduce you the new BRAW Studio Source Settings
released from BRAW Studio Version 2 in our panel.
The aim of these new Source Settings is to improve
the BRAW Studio experience in Premiere Pro.
So first, after BRAW Studio has been installed or updated,
you can open it by going to : window -> extension > BRAW Studio panel
By clicking at the top of the panel you can drag it
and place it wherever you want.
On this video I will focus on the Source Settings tab of the panel.
Please check the video description for more information about the other tabs.
So let's begin by the selection.
If you select some BRAW files in your timeline
or in the Project Panel, the Source Settings panel will be automatically
updated with this selection.
So here you can see that the raw parameters are changed,
but also at the top the Project Item name and some metadata about your BRAW selection.
With this way of doing, no more need to go to the Effect Control panel
and then click on the Master tab to access to your BRAW parameters.
Now everything is in the BRAW Studio Source Settings panel.
Also you will see that the same nice features
from the BRAW Studio Source Settings are there,
like the Custom A/B or the 20 global Presets.
You can if you want fix the selection of the panel.
After that, any click on the timeline or in the Project Panel
will not update the Source Settings panel anymore.
If you want to get back to the normal, click on "Unfix Selection".
Also note that the source settings are linked to the source
and not to the Clip. So for example here
I have two clips coming from the same Project Item.
If I change the exposure of one and make
it dark, the other will be also affected.
In order to have two different colors, I need to duplicate the Project Item.
We are currently working on a feature to cut a clip in two parts which will come
from two different Project Items and so the original Project Item will be duplicated
that would solved this problem.
With the Source Settings panel if you select multiple clips in your timeline
or in the Project Panel, you will enter in the "Multiple Clip Selected" mode.
For example here i selected eight BRAW Clips.
In this mode for example i can apply
one preset to all the clips in one click and same for all these features here.
It can be really useful for example if I have one clip
I select the raw parameters, I click on "Save" in my presets
and if I know that all the other clips should have the same
color grading i select all and click on load
and all will have the same raw parameters
note that the BRAW Presets are the same for each app, so they will be the same in Premiere Pro
and in After Effects. As they are stored locally in a folder
in your computer, it is really easy to transfer them to
other computers. Please check the video description to
see an article which explains how to do that.
In the source settings panels the "Prev" and "Next" buttons
are a new way to quickly go through all your clips in your timeline.
When you click on one of these two buttons,
the cursor in the timeline is updated to the start of the clip.
So it becomes really easy to grade your BRAW files one by one.
For any action made in the Source Settings panel, in one clip or also in multiple clips
you can undo this action by clicking on this button
or redo the action as well with this button.
Note that there is no shortcut for this undo action
because Premiere Pro already has it.
So just few advices and information now.
If you have any issue with the panel you should see
a red alert at the bottom right of Premiere Pro.
Also the panel could not respond. In that case,
please hit the "Reload" button.
Also if i change a parameter in the source settings panel, for example gamma here,
there will be no indication at the top window that the project has
been modified. So just remember to save your project anyway.
Compared to the free Blackmagic plugin
this panel is not the only benefit of using BRAW Studio.
Our plugin is now as fast as the Blackmagic plugin and sometimes is faster
you have the 20 global Presets, Custom A/B comparison,
the BRAW metadata in the Project Panel
there are less bugs, you can export a working xml for resolve
it supports After Effects with the Layer Settings effect, ..
well, there is a lot to say so please check the video description
for a detailed article comparing the two solutions.
So this is the end of this video. For more details in articles
once again please check the description. We hope you will like
this new Source Settings panel and that it will improve your daily workflow.
Some new features are about to come soon
so stay tuned and if you have ideas how to improve this panel, please tell us !