Multiple RMD adjustments in for one clip in After Effects

[Haridas Stewart]

I have a .r3d clip on my timeline in after effects that's cut up in to two parts. I want the first part to have a different white balance to the second part.Does anyone know a work around for this?I hoping in the future these rmd settings can be fully integrated into the interface so they can be automated and controlled for multiple r3d files.

 

[Brian Kaz]

You'll have to import the same .r3d into your project again and use that for the second part (settings stay with their respective imported files).

 

[Haridas Stewart]

You are absolutely right Brian, thanks.

After a week of trying different things there is no other way around this.

Dragging in the file again allows you to crossfade between iso/wb settings and have two parts of a clip cut up with totally different .rmd settings.

With so many cameras shooting raw I hope the standard interfaces of after effects and photoshop start integrating raw data into the standard adjustments. The .rmd window and adobe camera raw in photoshop force a two stage route that, although feels like a primary/secondary phase, also feels like a workaround.

 

[Marc Wielage]

You can do it in Resolve, but not AE. AE is not a color-correction program; it's visual effects/compositing software that can do very limited color correction. I can do very limited visual effects in Resolve, but it's fantastic for color. I believe you have to use specific software optimized to do one thing well.