Duke Sweden
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And, once again, 2 seconds after I post my question I find the answer. Thanks, Dukey!
For those of you who are as stupid as I am, right click on the clip in the project panel, choose modify>timecode.
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Evidently it’s no longer an urgent need.
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Does it have to be on a Mac? I’m on PC. I’ll do it. Just upload the file here.
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I don’t know if this helps but I noticed that even the slightest change in cloud density will affect white balance. It’s pretty sensitive. On another note, you sound like you know what you’re doing, but is it possible some setting is not set to manual? Are you in shutter or aperture priority?
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I know what rolling shutter looks like. I’m not talking about rolling shutter, I’m talking about what looks like shooting through a dirty window, except it follows your pan rather than stay in place. I’ve noticed it on videos shot with other cameras as well so it might just be a digital consumer/prosumer thing.
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I did have that happen to me as well right after I upgraded to cc 2017 but, like all the other quirks, it suddenly stopped.
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If you updated from Premiere Pro cc 2015 to cc 2015.3 but didn’t update Media Encoder, as far as Premiere Pro is concerned you don’t have Media Encoder installed.
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Well, I do know from experience that Premiere Pro no longer exports with an alpha channel using quicktime, if I remember correctly, whereas it once did. You have to use .png sequences now. So, like I said, it’s possible adobe removed your animation process as well.
Are you talking about “chyron’s” by any chance? Have you seen this video? Perhaps this is what you’re doing and the video shows how to do it in Premiere Pro. btw, I’m assuming you’re inexperienced. You might be a pro doing this for years so my apologies if I’m telling you stuff you already know. Here’s the video:
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Just out of curiosity, why don’t you add the text inside Premiere Pro using the “title” feature? You can play with opacity and position quite easily, and it’s possible that, as adobe usually does, when they add a feature to one app they delete it from the other app you used to have to use.
Other than that someone else might have the new workflow necessary to do it your old way, but, again, why not just do it all in Premiere Pro if the animation is simple?
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Evidently your knowledge of LUT’s is equal to your ability to recognize sarcasm.