[Iris Domany]

Hello again,

this is a new question about tiff sequences, im not sure whether to post it in this thread or in a new one, so ill try here first.

so this is the question:

now that i have a folder with many tiff files, each representing a frame, is there a way to take these tiffs and save them as a new tiff sequence?

to clarify:

say i exported a clip to a tiff sequence. i worked on the tiffs and infact created an animation, which can be played when i play back the “tiff sequence”. now i would like to make another version, i.e to do something different with the tiffs, then save each tiff with the “save as” option, keeping them numbered of course, so i get a new set of tiffs, and now i would like to transform these new tiffs into a tiff sequence that can be played in premiere, independant of the original tiff sequence. is there a way to do so?

Thanks,

Iris.

[Iris Domany]

I see.

well scrubbing didnt change the situation, but dumping solved it completely, so after i dumped i didnt need to scrub.

Thanks once again and all the best,

Iris.

[Iris Domany]

Hi Jon,

Thanks alot for your help, dumping the rendered files solved the problem.

Just for curiosity and general knowledge, could you explain what
“move playhead through the clip” means?

Thanks

[Iris Domany]

Oh dear,

im afraid i dont know the meaning of “dump” and “scrub”, could you explain?

Thanks

[Iris Domany]