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To change camera angles in a clip in the edit sequence, select the clip, right-click, and choose Multi-Camera and the desired camera from the pop-up menu (
Figure 38a
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To fine-tune the timing of the camera-angle switch, use the Rolling Edit tool, as shown in
Figure 38b
. This tool displays the last frame of the first clip and the first frame of the second clip in the Program Monitor in real time as you change the edit point between the two clips.
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When editing a concert or similar event, sometimes the audio waveform provides better clues to the optimal timing of camera-angle switches than the
frames
in the Program Monitor. To use the waveform as a guide, twirl the Collapse/Expand track triangle in the track header of your audio track to reveal the waveform, and drag the track down to expand it.
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You can also delete any clip on the edit timeline and drag the adjacent clip across to close the gap (
Figure 38c
). Premiere Pro does a marvelous job of maintaining synch. (Have I mentioned that I really like this tool?)
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