warp stabilize with multicam and lumetri effects

Question

I have found that warp stabilize works much better when a multi-cam clip is flattened.  This copies over any underlying lumetri settings ok, but does not allow for any subsequent lumetri color changes to the underlying footage.  If I update the color settings on the source footage, then I have to manually go and update the lumetri settings on any sequence that has been flattened for warp stabilization purposes.  I'm open to suggestions for a better work flow.  Including possibly:Having an option for a lumetri setting, when updated, that could also update all the other clips with the same preset on them.Fixing the warp stablize so that there is no need to flatten the clip.Having a search and replace effects function to do a mass update on any lumetri settings that need updating.

R Neil Haugen · Answer

Warp is incredibly hardware-intensive. As a practical matter, I don't apply Warp and Lumetri and other things on a single track sequence ... on a rig with 24 cores, 128GB of RAM, and a 2080Ti GPU. With everything on high-speed internal SSD drives.

Once I get a good "Warp", I immediately do a full render & replace to something like ProRes 422. That way, Warp is done. And I don't get weird or sluggish behavior after applying other effects.

For the same reason, any Ae comps I do ... when 'done', export a file from Ae and replace the comp on the sequence.

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