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How should I export files from AE so I can use them in Premiere without loosing quality?
My editor exports everything as Pro Res, but he works with a Mac and I have a PC.
How should I export files from AfterEffects or Premiere so that I can use them in another program without loosing quality?
Thank you.
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Quicktime Photo-JPEG is very good. at high quality settings (90-99) any loss is practically imperceivable at that level of quality the files will be larger that prores, but higher quality. i couldn’t tell you exactly what quality setting would equate to prores 422, but you might be able to find that info on the web. it’s a standard part of quicktime, so you already have it on your system.
avid also has a free codec (available from their site) called dnxhd, which is practically identical to prores, and it will work just fine with ae and premiere.
Kevin Camp
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Thank you so much.
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If you want a losslessly encoded file with an alpha channel, a QuickTime movie using the PNG codec is a good choice.
> avid also has a free codec (available from their site) called dnxhd, which is practically identical to prores, and it will work just fine with ae and premiere.
We include DNxHD in After Effects CC (12.0) and Premiere Pro CC (7.0) and later.
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