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Nevermind, I was able to fix it.
Now, here’s a poll:
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No, as far as I understand Premiere Pro CS4 links the footage via XML files that record the absolute path of your footage, so PPCS4 at your home computer is looking for the files but reads a path that\’s related to your office computer. You need to delete all your video previews and the XML files that linked them to particular clips and sequences, then re open the project and relink all the offline sequences to each of the original footage clips.
I think that should do it, but I\’m no expert.
Best,
D.
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No, as far as I
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Hi again,
the way I solved it was by creating a new sequence from scrath and copying and pasting all he clips from my old sequence into the new one. Then I deleted the old sequence and ran some tests. The file is working good so far.
Best,
D.
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You can try using either the blend tool or the gradient mesh tool. A gradient won’t work because it only goes horizontally or vertically (radial won’t work either) but can’t follow
a path like you need in here.Another option is to add a white stroked path and apply a blur effect on it. Effects in Illustrator are calculated each time yu scale the object but if you make it too big your file will become very slow.
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Check also if you don’t have clipping path turned in Photoshop that might ne causing the undesired cropping. If you don’t have any then most likely is a bug, you need to resave your file with a new name and relink all your Photoshop files to the new one. This last step is very important, remove the linked files from he conflicted illustrator document and then resave it, not the other way around.
Best,
D.
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There’s a command called split channels into files or something like that, it grabs each channel of your current image and saves it. Into a separate grayscale file, that should do it. The command should be in the channels palette
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Forgive me for being a killjoy but you need to switch to Illustrator for that, there are specific operations to control all you just mentioned that Photoshop being a raster images editor does not have and is not expected to.
That’s the whole point of having a vector program.Best,
D.
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The resolution is determined by the size of your image at 72 dpi, if you have a native 50 inches document that\’s considered high resolution. Pay attention to he pixel dimensions rather than the inches or dpi. If you click resample image you will see how if you move either the dpi values or the actual format size the pixel values remain unchanged.
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Show transform controls, right next to auto select layer/group