I am editing a large project with many video files from different cameras. The images from one of the cameras arrived with a very deep blue tint. I was able to use "Color Match" to adjust them all into colors that were close enough to the other cameras for the purpose of the video.

Then, while I am putting the final touches on the project before burning a disk, I notice that the video from two clips from that camera have apparently reverted back to their original blue tint, although the little "i" in the corner is still there.

I tried using "Color Match" to get them back to the colors that were closer to the other footage, and it worked for one of the files, but the other, while closer, still had a light bluish tint, and now had an unrealistic glow in the sky.

I went back to the last version I had saved under a different file name, and saw the previous "fix" was stil there. I thought that by copying and pasting those clips into the current version, it would transport the correct "fixing." It does not seem to have worked. It appears that the "fixing" that I did in the current program is sticking to the footage that I have pasted from the older version.

So I have two possibilities:
1. Is there a way to undo the "fix" to go back to the origingal color of the footage so I can try to "color match" again or else manually adjust the colors to be closer to the other footage?

...or...

2. Should I just use the workaround of taking the footage from that properly corrected version of that one scene, creating it as a whole separate project, saving it, producing it, then dropping it into the place of the one that is giving me the problem, and move on? Zorikh