Create and modify project presets in Motion

1. In Motion, choose Motion > Settings (or press Command-Comma).

2. Click Presets.

3. Click the Add button (+) beneath the presets list.

4. In the Project Preset Editor, enter the following information:

   1. Name: Type a name for the preset.

   2. Description: Type a brief description of what the preset is for, including significant characteristics such as frame size and frame rate.

   3. Width and Height: Enter a frame size.

   4. Projection Type: Choose Normal to create a standard project preset or 360° Monoscopic to create a 360° project preset.

   5. Color Processing: Choose Standard Gamut SDR, Wide Gamut HDR, or Automatic.

   6. Pixel Aspect Ratio, Field Order, and Frame Rate: Choose settings from the corresponding pop-up menus.

   

5. Click OK.

   The new preset appears in the Presets pane and in the Preset pop-up menu in the Project Browser.

For detailed information about preset options, see Project Preset Editor settings.

The project presets that come with Motion appear with a lock icon and can’t be modified. However, you can duplicate an existing preset and then modify it.

1. In Motion, choose Motion > Settings (or press Command-Comma).

2. Click Presets, then select a preset.

3. Click Duplicate.

   The duplicated preset appears underneath the original preset with “copy” appended to its title.

4. Select the duplicated preset, then click Edit.

5. Follow steps 4–5 in Create a custom preset.

1. In Motion, choose Motion > Settings (or press Command-Comma).

2. Click Presets, then select a custom preset.

3. Click the Delete button (–) underneath the presets list.