Making a Adjustment Layer adjust Motion Control

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September 2, 2020
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Okay, so I'm trying to add some fake handheld motion control to all of my footage, so like a MASTER adjustment layer. How can I do this? It's basically non-responsive to motion control.

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Correct answer Richard van den Boogaard

Adjustment layers are not intended for motion control, but for purposes of adding effects, such as color grading (Lumetri) or other video effects.

If you want a camerashake to occur on a group of clips, select those, nest them and then add your desired motion effect to the nested sequence on the timeline.

Leo S G

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There is a way to add motion to an adjustment layer (without nesting all your clips) - simply add the Transform effect to the adjustment layer. Then in effect controls adjust the position/scale/skew/etc parameters in the TRANSFORM area of the effect settings (Not in the MOTION area of the settings).

Richard van den Boogaard

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Adjustment layers are not intended for motion control, but for purposes of adding effects, such as color grading (Lumetri) or other video effects.

If you want a camerashake to occur on a group of clips, select those, nest them and then add your desired motion effect to the nested sequence on the timeline.

deanr78548626Author

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Ahh I see. That would be a good addition though, I really don't like always having to nest whole projects.

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