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timelapse with JPEG’s into a Premier project
Hi I have 4 or 5 image sequences from a GoPro in JPEG’s and would like to import them into Premier Pro as time lapse’s but at the moment they are obviously very high resolution and I was wondering what was the best workflow for downsizing to HD creating the nicest image, they are in 16:9 already.
Should I creat a sequence with this size them export to HD and then re import into my HD 1080 project or is there abetter way? Any ideas? -
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For what it’s worth, we import image sequences from a Canon T3i(2592×1728) and a GoPro(3000 x 2250) and edit in a 720P timeline without any problem at all. Plus, we have all of that extra space to reframe shots if necessary. I generally like to edit with the largest number of pixels possible, then do your downsize scaling on export – unless machine specs get in the way.
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Ok interesting so I do my corrections in lightroom then import as image sequence into Premier pro, drop into a 1080 time line and then it gets downsized when i export with the compressor. I’m new to Premier Pro, PC is not a problem it can do all of this, you don’t think there’s any difference between Photoshop and premier for reducing a larger format to HD, both will produce roughly the same quality 1080?
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[Neil Christian] “you don’t think there’s any difference between Photoshop and premier for reducing a larger format to HD, both will produce roughly the same quality 1080?”
To be honest, I wouldn’t have a clue since I’ve not done a side by side comparison – but there’s a very easy way to find out!
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“98% of all computer issues can be solved by simply pressing ‘F1’.”
Steve Brame
creative illusions Productions -
I vanished there due to PC problems but your right and i’ll run a test of before nailing a workflow. Will come back and report the results.
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