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Selecting Filter Clips >All on the Thumbnail
screen cancels the filtering, and returns to the clip
thumbnail screen.
You can also switch using the DISPLAY button.
Deleting shot marks (exFAT, UDF)
You can delete shot marks added to a clip.
You delete shot marks on the essence mark
thumbnail screen.
1
Select Thumbnail View >Essence Mark
Thumbnail in the Thumbnail menu,
and select the type of shot mark to
delete (Shot Mark1 or Shot Mark2).
The essence mark thumbnail screen appears.
2
Select the thumbnail of the frame with
the shot mark to delete.
3
Select Set Shot Mark >Delete Shot
Mark1 or Delete Shot Mark2 in the
Thumbnail menu.
The shot mark is deleted from the selected
frame.
Filtering clips (frames) using the
essence mark thumbnail screen
(exFAT, UDF)
When more than one essence mark (shot mark,
recording start mark) has been recorded in a clip,
you can display thumbnails for only those frames
with an added essence mark.
This screen is referred to as the essence mark
thumbnail screen.
Select Thumbnail View >Essence Mark
Thumbnail in the Thumbnail menu to select
the type of essence mark for filtering.
All: All frames with added essence marks
Rec Start: Frames with a recording start mark
and the first frame of clips that do not have a
recording start mark
Shot Mark0 to Shot Mark9: Frames with each
shot mark
The essence mark thumbnail screen appears,
filtered by the selected essence mark.
If a clip is recorded using planning metadata that
defines names for shot mark 0 to shot mark 9, the
selection options in the list are displayed by the
defined names.
Changing the information
displayed on the thumbnail screen
You can change the clip/frame information
displayed below the thumbnail.
Select Customize View >Thumbnail
Caption in the Thumbnail menu and select
the information to display.
Date Time: Date and time the clip was created
and last modified.
Time Code: Timecode
Duration: Duration
Sequential Number: Thumbnail number
Changing the index picture of a
clip
You can set the frame selected on the essence
mark thumbnail screen as the index picture for the
clip.
1
On the essence mark thumbnail screen,
select the thumbnail for the frame you
want to set as the index picture.
2
Select Set Index Picture in the
Thumbnail menu.
The selected frame is set as the index picture
of the clip.
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