Exporting video

my original file (a cineform left channel-file from 3D footage). I made some corrections (darker, in- and out- points)
next I made an export DMX gives 143 frames, the H.264 export is 6 seconds and as it looks now usable in Cineform GoPro.
But the AVI is uncorrected and un-edited: What is the use of exporting this file if the LR corrections are not included? (oke it is called original but still ...)

Exactly the same use as 'original' format photos - it's an unedited duplicate which can be useful for things like Export to DVD for backup, copying to another drive, that kind of thing.

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I'm far from being an expert, but since no one has replied to you yet, and because I've been helped out here plenty of times, I'll post something and who knows -- it may be the answer.
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