To remove effects from a video clip, right-click (or ctrl-click) on the clip and select "Remove Attributes." In the dialog box that appears, choose "Effects" to remove them.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
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Select the Clip(s): In your video editing software's timeline, select the video clip(s) from which you want to remove effects. You can select multiple clips by holding down the Shift or Ctrl/Cmd key while clicking.
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Access the "Remove Attributes" Option: Right-click (or Ctrl-click on macOS) on one of the selected clips. This will open a context menu.
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Choose "Remove Attributes": From the context menu, look for and select the option labeled "Remove Attributes."
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Select "Effects": A dialog box will appear. This box presents various attributes you can remove, categorized as Video Attributes, Audio Attributes, and Effects (which are included in both Video and Audio Attributes sets). Select the "Effects" option.
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Confirm and Apply: Click "OK" or the equivalent button to confirm your selection. The selected effects will be removed from the video clip(s).
Keep in mind:
- This process will remove all effects applied to the clip. If you want to remove specific effects while keeping others, you'll need to manually delete or disable them in the effects panel of your video editing software.
- The exact wording of the menu options might vary slightly depending on the specific video editing software you are using, but the general principle remains the same.
