are we sure that I'm not loosing quality in this way?).

When I create the multicam clip, what resolution should I choose (screenshot)? I chose the same of my timeline (1080p), then I went into my multicam clip, selected the 4K footage and set in the inspector 'spatial conform' to 'none' and 'scale' to 50%, as I usually do in my timeline.īut where should I apply my fake zoom-in? Inside the multicam clip where the three cameras stand separated (in this case I won't be able to know the exact moment where I made my cuts between my cameras.so it's almost impossible) or directly in my timeline when the 4K footage is 'active' (in this case, in the inspector I see the scale starting from 100% - not from 50% as I set inside the multicam clip - so I have to push it till 110-120-130%. What I want to do is to mix the three cameras and to apply only to the 4K footage some fake-movement effect, like zoom in or pan. That's clear, but I have another related question: I'm working with a multicam clip, made by 2 videos shot in 1080p e 1 video shot in 4K. I'm used to the same procedure that Fcpx Guru described: 4K footage on 1080p timeline, inspector then 'spatial conform' set to 'none' and then you can play with the 4K footage as much as you want.

Davinci resolve 17 zoom in on clip