scaling a nested multicam project

I did a session of three camera with all the devices set to 1080 p, and will be output 720 p. I would like to fix a few strokes, (this by scaling, for the most part) if possible, but do not know how to properly set up the sequences of scaling without loss of quality. I haven't started it yet, but it's the process, I think.

Create a sequence of source 720 p.

Reduce the source sequence in the effect controls panel to 67%

Create a sequence of Destination Multicam 720 p

Nest of the source in the Multicam Destination sequence sequence.

If you change the sequence multicam when I find a place I want to squeeze back to the source sequence and intensify but keep it under 100%

or this

create a sequence of source 1080 p

creae a multicam 720 p sequence

nest 1080 sequence in the 720 sequence and scale down with the effects Panel

When editing scale up inside the multicam (remaining under 100%) sequence where I want to make adjustments.

I know that the best method is to properly frame during recording, but unfortunately it did not work that way.

I think keep my scale 100% would prevent the loss of resolution, but maybe I'm wrong.

Is there a better way to do it or is it not possible to nest and adapts multicam images without loss of resolution?

Actually, now that I think I should have recommended the second method.  This will allow you to evolve upward only article in the multicam who needs to scale, because any scaling you make in the original sequence will be applied to each edition in the multicam sequence.

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