Instruct a template to override the Final Cut Pro color space

When you create an effect, generator, title, or transition template in a certain color space, and then apply the template to a Final Cut Pro project that has a different color space, your effect might not appear as expected. For example, if you create an effect in Standard working color space, then apply the effect to a Final Cut Pro project that is part of a wide-gamut library, the Motion effect switches to the Wide Gamut HDR working color space. You can ensure a consistent result regardless of the Final Cut Pro library’s working color space setting by selecting the Override FCP Color Space checkbox.

  1. In the Layers list of the template project in Motion, select the Project object.

  2. In the Properties Inspector, select the Override FCP Color Space checkbox.

    If Override FCP Color Space is not selected, and you apply an effect in a Final Cut Pro library, all processing happens in the working color space of the library.

    For more information on the library and output color space in Final Cut Pro, see the Final Cut Pro User Guide.

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