Operation Manual

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Color spaces

Automatically match cameras

Pan & Scan

Cropping

Dynamic Quality

Aspect ratio

Burn-in

Format defaults for Alexa and RED

Stereoscopic

Scene Detection

Consolidate Reels

Save EDL

Annotations

Audio Tracks

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2. Proceed from the top to the bottom of the panel to apply settings for your render.

Select a location and create a filename for the rendered content.

Choose output format and whether to include burn-in information. See Display burn-in information on frames.

Choose Online Quality for final masters or Offline Quality for proxies and dailies.

Special tools and workflows

Use Color Space Defaults for different file formats in the Timeline panel.

Automatically calibrate cameras using Macbeth color chart test shots.

Add pan & scan tracks to your clips to reframe content. See Adjust the framing of shots with pan and scan.

Use the Crop tool to resize your frames.

Use Dynamic Quality to accommodate viewing on displays with different resolutions.

Use the Aspect Ratio tool to display anamorphic content in a 1:1 aspect ratio.

Toggle the Burn-in tool to display or hide file information in your frames. See Display burn-in information on frames.

Select Alexa or RED format settings under the Format Default tab in the Timeline panel.

Activate stereo tools by checking the Stereo checkbox in the Timeline Setup panel. See Stereoscopic Workflows in SpeedGrade

CS6 (Adobe TV video).

Use Scene Detection to identify scene changes in archived material. See Detect scene changes (Help article) or Using Scene

Change Detection in SpeedGrade CS6 (Adobe TV video).

Create copies of the clips used in your project to save active storage space.

Export an EDL from a SpeedGrade CS6 project.

Add annotations to your clips, or to individual frames.

Add audio tracks to your footage from the Desktop.