Premiere Pro CS6 Wipe Effect

[Ann Bens]

Make sure the stills are the same size in height and width as the sequence.
Premiere tends to choke on large stills.

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[Victoria Guzik]

Thanks. They are within the same size with maybe only a few inches because they are scans of playbills. and the playbills were all about the same size. And, I did have to do the scale to frame size. It is really weird because if I stop the play and start it past the third one some of them play again. I have never had this experience before, but I haven’t used the effects control that much.

[Victoria Guzik]

Thank you, Ann. Your post got me to thinking. The playbills were scanned at a high resolution. Just changed the resolution in Photoshop to 72 and I think it is going to work. I just previewed them without the transitions and could view them one after the other which I couldn’t do before. I had used higher resolutions for photographs before and had no problem, but I don’t remember whether I had done this in Premiere Pro cs6 or an earlier version. I had just scanned a large number of photographs at this higher resolution because I zoom in to them and do a lot of edit with them. This is a large project and I hope I don’t have to adjust them because of this high resolution that I used. Again, thank you.
Victoria

[Ann Bens]

DPI means nothing in video, that is just for printing. The only thing that matters is the resolution in pixels.
Making the stills the same size as the frame means resizing them in Photoshop to the same height and width in pixels as your sequence.

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[Victoria Guzik]

Thank you so much for your help. It is now working because I changed it to 72 land watched my resizing. Pleased with the results. after working for hours trying to resolve this on my own. Learning a lot from the site.
Victoria