• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Any way to double frames in an image sequence?

  Posted by Ben Martin on December 13, 2016 at 8:21 pm

  Hey there!
  So I imported a bunch of stills as an image sequence into Premiere, no problem. But now, the client wants the sequence to happen a bit slower (it’s a time lapse). Is there a way to tell the image sequence to show each still twice instead of once? Or, effectively, each still for a longer period of time?

  When I adjust the frame rate, to say, 12.5 (from 23.97), it doesn’t change the duration of the sequence, or the speed.

  What I did, since I couldn’t figure this out, is literally just go into “speed/duration” and chose 50%. This certainly did the trick, but I’m wondering, is this degrading the quality at all? Or is it literally doing what I’m wanting albeit in an indirect way?

  Of course, I could go all manual and import each image onto my sequence blah blah…but not going there.

  Any thoughts?

  Ben Martin replied 9 years, 5 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Blaise Douros

  December 13, 2016 at 8:34 pm

  That’s pretty much doing what you want. You might choose “frame blending” as your interpolation method if you want the movement to be a little bit smoother.
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  Ben Martin

  December 13, 2016 at 8:37 pm

  Cool cool. Yeah it was actually pretty smooth. So it seems to work pretty well. I just didn’t if there was another way that more “directly” controlling what the frames were doing. Thanks!

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