How would you match a shot in the timeline with a still stored in the gallery?

• A. Use the Image Wipe
• B. Use the Color Match
• C. Use the Warper
• D. Use the Gallery Sync

Answer: (A)

Matching a shot to a reference still is most effectively done with an image-based wipe. The Image Wipe transition lets you use a still image from the Gallery as the wipe source, so you can slide the wipe across the shot and visually compare exact composition, framing, and movement to the reference frame. This gives you a precise, frame-by-frame alignment between the timeline shot and the stored still.

Color Match is a grading tool used to make colors look consistent between shots, not to align framing or composition with a reference image. The Warper handles geometric distortion or perspective corrections, not straightforward frame matching to a still. Gallery Sync focuses on coordinating stills between the Gallery and the timeline, not on performing an alignment or match between a shot and a stored still.