Check what the model saw
Open a clip with a pending suggestion and look at the frame or crop behind it. Does the person, item or place match the named subject? A clear face, uniform, plate or product detail can help you decide. Leave an uncertain match pending.
Pending means it still needs review. ClipLogger can save the proposal so you can return to it later.
Correct the field or the match
If the action is wrong, correct that field. If the named subject is wrong, reject or correct the subject match. Review the final log as well: confirming an appearance does not necessarily fill every related field.
For a restaurant shoot, you might confirm Shrimp scampi, change Serving to Plating, and add a four-star rating. These are separate decisions about the same shot.
Use the keyboard to move through a batch
In Subject Review, arrow keys move between subjects and appearances. Return or A confirms the focused appearance; X rejects it. Shift-A and Shift-X act on the focused subject’s appearances, so check the selection before using them.
Shortcuts depend on the workspace. Command-Return confirms suggestions in one context and applies a rename in another. Keep the active workspace visible.
Improve the next match
Reject misleading examples and add clear ones when an item looks different from another angle. Check later suggestions, especially after a change in lighting, uniforms or camera position. One confirmed example helps the workflow; it does not make every future match certain.
Find the result in the log
Return to Browse or Discover and search for the subject or reviewed field. Combine it with shot size or rating to narrow to the clips you want. Check the intended export when that value also needs to reach your editor. Search and filter guide.