Group the material
Prepare the takes, edits, or camera angles that answer the same review question and add them to the workspace.
Multi-camera review
How to review multiple camera angles on iPad
Keep every take or angle visible on one larger canvas, synchronize the shared action, and use global controls to judge continuity without repeatedly switching files.
Quick answer
Choose an iPad layout that gives the important camera angles enough space, load each take into a region, and align shared action with Sync Points. Global seeking, cycle maximize, checkpoints, and external display output make it easier to inspect framing, timing, performance, and continuity.
Step by step
Keep every take or angle visible on one larger canvas, synchronize the shared action, and use global controls to judge continuity without repeatedly switching files.
Choose or build the layout
Use one of 144 presets or create a custom arrangement that gives the hero angle more room than secondary references.
Synchronize the scene
Anchor shared action, dialogue, slate, or movement with Sync Points and turn on linked playback.
Review and record decisions
Cycle through maximized views, add checkpoints, save the workspace, or export a reference comparison.
Make it work better
Small choices make a clearer workspace.
Give priority angles more space
A custom layout can keep the main take large while continuity or reference angles remain visible.
Use labels on an external display
Show view numbers, file names, progress, and time when several reviewers need to identify sources quickly.
Save one workspace per decision
Separate bookmarks for performance, continuity, edit timing, or framing keep later reviews focused.
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