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Need filename infomation for image sequence
I’ve run into an issue that may be simple, just don’t know how to solve it. I have a really long timelapse and as my camera was shooting, it created folders of jpegs. All of the folders and jpegs are in numerical order.
-In premiere, I imported each folder as an individual image sequence.
-I then connected each image sequence clip side by side in a video track.
how can i see the exact jpeg filename that I’m on in premiere? (not the frame number or timecode, but the exact jpeg filename) If my cursor is on any random area over an image sequence clip within the timeline, is there a way I could get image information of the frame I’m on that would tell me the exact filename name within that image sequence? (something like “you are on example0001234.jpg ” showing up on the display?)
I tried the overlay option to show on the visual display but it only gives the jpg name of the FIRST file in the sequence that the cursor is touching because by default, an imported image sequence has the first jpg in it as the title. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Hi Rye!
If you need to know number of your Jpeg file, you can select the needed clip with your timelapse and press “F” on your keyboard.
“Match Frame” command.
Then set timecode in Source window to frames with CTRL key and you will know number of frame, that you can search in Explorer.
Frame number starts from 0, so you need to add 1 to frame number.Here small tut, I think it will be helpful for you.
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