<p>If all is correct you enable the multi camera mode on a sequence containing the different angles in different tracks as shown in the image below (this is CS5.5, but CS6 is similar).
  The image shows a sequence containing 4 different clips which represent 4 different angles.
In this example these are just a collection of random footage, but it works the same if you have actual different footage from different angles.</p>

<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/B01Li.png" alt="enter image description here"></p>

<p>Let's call this <code>Sequence 01</code>. Now put <code>Sequence 01</code> in another sequence,</p>

<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/6344j.png" alt="enter image description here"></p>

<p>click on <code>Multi-Camera -&gt; Enable</code> and then you can switch witch camera you want in <code>Sequence 02</code>.  </p>

<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/vaQJz.png" alt="enter image description here"></p>

<p><strong>According to the information in your question you've already come so far.</strong></p>

<p>Now if you want to color correct one angle (lets take the angle called <code>Leaf.MOV</code>) just open <code>Sequence 01</code>, apply the effect to the clip (drag and drop on the <code>Leaf.MOV</code> clip) and this changes should propagate into your multi-cam edits.</p>

<p>Please feel free to ask any question if this doesn't work for you. I'll try to help.</p>

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2012-12-18T17:33:25.517Z
Your approach works; I added detailed steps to my question to see how our approaches differed.  I didn't put all the clips in their own sequence first -- I just set in-points and then created a multicam clip from the project browser.  Your instructions, though, seem to work great! Thanks
thornomad
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2012-12-18T17:39:30.267Z
Good to hear it works, I was not aware of your method. Consider accepting my answer if it has helped you.
Saaru Lindestøkke
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2012-12-18T17:40:50.080Z
Accepted! I clicked on it twice as the answer already but wasn't sticking ... I think it stuck this time.
thornomad
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2012-12-17T21:54:28.997Z
2012-12-17T21:54:28.997Z
Saaru Lindestøkke
<p>Am new to Premier CS6 - working with Multicam editing.  Having success but stuck on color correction.  I am able to create a multicam clip and do my edits using the Multicam Editing window (very slick and fast).  Also able to adjust those edits in the timeline to improve timing.  Sweet.</p>
<p><em>How do I color correct (or add an effect) to an entire angle in a multicam sequence after I've applied the edits (or even before)?</em></p>
<p>If I drag the effect into the timeline it sticks only to a particular edit and won't get to all the edits from that angle.  I can't drag it into the upper-left window (&quot;browser&quot;?) and don't know how else to apply the effect.</p>
<p>I've read some online but am hitting a wall with how I get to the underlying video footage behind the multicam edit.</p>
<p>Can someone hold my hand and guide me?</p>
<h3>Detail Steps Taken in CS6</h3>
<ol>
<li>Place video files (angles) in the project browser</li>
<li>For each file, double click to preview video and then set corresponding in-points</li>
<li>Select all video angles in project browser, right-click, and choose <em>Make multicamera clip...</em> (by in-point)</li>
<li>Place new multicam clip in the sequence</li>
</ol>

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Using Multicam Editing How to Color Correct an entire angle
thornomad
# Using Multicam Editing How to Color Correct an entire angle

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-12-15)

Am new to Premier CS6 - working with Multicam editing. Having success but stuck on color correction. I am able to create a multicam clip and do my edits using the Multicam Editing window (very slick and fast). Also able to adjust those edits in the timeline to improve timing. Sweet.

*How do I color correct (or add an effect) to an entire angle in a multicam sequence after I've applied the edits (or even before)?*

If I drag the effect into the timeline it sticks only to a particular edit and won't get to all the edits from that angle. I can't drag it into the upper-left window ("browser"?) and don't know how else to apply the effect.

I've read some online but am hitting a wall with how I get to the underlying video footage behind the multicam edit.

Can someone hold my hand and guide me?

### Detail Steps Taken in CS6

1. Place video files (angles) in the project browser
2. For each file, double click to preview video and then set corresponding in-points
3. Select all video angles in project browser, right-click, and choose *Make multicamera clip...* (by in-point)
4. Place new multicam clip in the sequence

**Tags:** premiere, color-correction


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2012-12-17. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

If all is correct you enable the multi camera mode on a sequence containing the different angles in different tracks as shown in the image below (this is CS5.5, but CS6 is similar).
The image shows a sequence containing 4 different clips which represent 4 different angles.
In this example these are just a collection of random footage, but it works the same if you have actual different footage from different angles.

![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/B01Li.png)

Let's call this `Sequence 01`. Now put `Sequence 01` in another sequence,

![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/6344j.png)

click on `Multi-Camera -> Enable` and then you can switch witch camera you want in `Sequence 02`.

![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/vaQJz.png)

**According to the information in your question you've already come so far.**

Now if you want to color correct one angle (lets take the angle called `Leaf.MOV`) just open `Sequence 01`, apply the effect to the clip (drag and drop on the `Leaf.MOV` clip) and this changes should propagate into your multi-cam edits.

Please feel free to ask any question if this doesn't work for you. I'll try to help.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Your approach works; I added detailed steps to my question to see how our approaches differed.  I didn't put all the clips in their own sequence first -- I just set in-points and then created a multicam clip from the project browser.  Your instructions, though, seem to work great! Thanks  
> **username_1**: Good to hear it works, I was not aware of your method. Consider accepting my answer if it has helped you.  
> **username_0**: Accepted! I clicked on it twice as the answer already but wasn't sticking ... I think it stuck this time.  

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