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Automate ‘scale clip to sequence settings’
I think there used to be a setting in Premiere so that if you put a clip in your sequence, it would automatically scale the clip to fit full frame in the sequence (if your clip and sequence had mismatching resolutions).
Am I imaging this? Does anyone know where that setting is, if it exists?
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Hey Ann,
Interestingly, just a few weeks ago, I came across that setting in Premiere Pro preferences or Sequence settings – can’t remember which, as Premiere Pro was crashing all over the place on the project I was trying to get out of the door.
It is in there, but I do remember thinking “Why would I ever want to do that”?
Which is obvious if you have a large amount of photo/graphics files that you need to scale.If not in preference, check your sequence settings.
Hope that this helps.
Atb
Mads -
Hi, yes, that is a very useful setting, and that is under Preferences- Media settings.
And choose the Set to Frame Size, not the scale, to keep the quality better.
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Brilliant, thanks so much!!!
For anyone following, this is for PC users. For Mac users, this setting is under the Premiere Pro menu, Settings > Media, and choose the option ‘Fit to Frame’.
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It doesn’t just scale pictures and GFX, It scales video too. I find it very useful because we are increasingly living in a world of mixed mediums…. multicam shoots often use different cameras. Iphone footage is often incorporated for an experimental look.
Typically on a feature, the DIT should standaradise all the proxies to 1080 for me, but that’s not hapening on my current gig and I don’t understand why. Some stuff is coming in at 4k, some 1080, some a weird format which requires it to be scaled up 115%. Needless to say it’s doing my head in but this automatic scale function is a great way to get around the problem
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