[Andres Cuervo]

PS I mean different film speed.

[Andres Cuervo]

Thanks dave, I guess I’ll just have to live with it for this video. Next video I’ll try shooting with different frame rates to see which works best.

[Andres Cuervo]

PROBLEM SOLVED! I had no idea but there is such a thing as a Menu for video in the Nokia Phone where you can change the resolution. I reset my phone not long ago and it reverted to the native lower resolution. Now it’s back up.

Thanks, your guidance did help.

[Andres Cuervo]

Thanks, I see now that all clips before the problem in Properties have an image size of 1920 X 1080 and after the probkem they all have an image size of 1280 X 720 Same Nokia Lumia phone camera, same conditions. I see no way of changing the image size in the Nokia Lumia phone, nor do I understand why it suddenly decreased.

[Andres Cuervo]

How can one edit a message after posting?

[Andres Cuervo]

Could it be that because I recently imported clips from ny Canon 5D that probably have higher resolution then the Nokia Lumia clips that form most of the project Premier razed the overall resolution automatically and know the resolution of the project is to high for the Nokia Lumia ?

[Andres Cuervo]

1080p@30fps, It is a Nokia Lumia 2020 cell phone , the camara on it is fantastic 41 megapixeks, I have found nothing on the phone or on the internet on changing the video resolution.

[Andres Cuervo]

I solve the problem by selecting the clip on the Timeline and choosing Clip > Video Options > Scale To Frame Size. Does this degrade the quality of the clip? Why did I never need to do this before having worked with dozens of clips on the same project and from the same source camera?

[Andres Cuervo]

Thank you Dave for the tip to a complete beginners course in Premier, would also appreciate someone giving me a more specific answer.