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Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 Question
I live in the U.S. and my goal is to have the very best quality videos for YouTube & Vimeo.
I shoot Full HD 1920 x 1080 at 24p widescreen using a Canon T2i DSLR camera and my computer’s O.S. is Windows 7.
What I’m a bit confused about is what preset I should use when I’m creating a New Sequence?
Can anyone please help me with this?
Thanks in advance.
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4 Replies
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There is no ready made preset for dslr in CS4 but general rool is:
The sequence settings should match the footage.
You can choose an AVCHD preset or make one yourself with I frame only MPEG for preview
Beware if the dslr shoots H.264 in a mov wrapper CS4 will have a hard time dealing with this footage.———————————————–
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My camera does shoot H.264 in the .mov wrapper.
I Guess I need to use the Adobe Media Encoder, what format would you suggest I convert to?
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I would go for Cineform-NeoScene.
https://cineform.com/products/neoscene/———————————————–
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I completely agree with Ann on using NeoScene. I bought it and it is absolutely great.
However, if you just want to edit as-is, you can choose a setting that gets as close it can be, and then go into the sequence settings and adjust accordingly. AVC-I 100 1080p24 should work nicely as it has everything you want, including a 1.0 square pixel ratio.
I’ve personally never had a hard time editing the footage without NeoScene, but then again I also use a Canon 5DMKII, and I have an 8-core AMD with 16GB of RAM…
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