[Hector Vera]

Even dragging the mouse across all clips at once to select them all will not easily move the clips in the same track since the others will move to the track below where they were at the same time. Sadly I looked up online and even tested it out on Premiere Pro myself and could not find a way. If I ever do find a way, I will be sure to share it with you. So for now, you may need to do them individually to move them to the same track. I would suggest to move all the clips next time to the Project section on the bottom left side and then drag all of them at once into the same timeline this way, its very possible this way 🙂 Hope it helps.

[Hector Vera]

Just here updating to see if you are still experiencing this issue over a year later. If still is, I can try to help 🙂 If not, hope the best for you with that camera now! 🙂

[Hector Vera]

I was utterly shocked by the prices of these tripods online and they are sure premium tripods for sure. I have been using my Targus 66 inch tripod since 2010 and it still works till this day. And they are budget tripods xD So I would imagine if the tripods you are looking for are within those price range, they have to be of great quality and can last for decades depending on how you take care of it. I imagine it will have a lot more features for adjustment and how it can hold better on the ground too. I am no expert on this but I have been using my own Tripod for over a decade and they are still very good quality. All depends on what you wish to use it for.

This video I found can help you suggest if this tripod is good for you or not: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=698U9OiRZcE Its over $3K, compared to my Targus Tripod of $20-30 xD Gonna research this more!

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[Hector Vera]

The problem I doubt it has to do with your computer specs, you have far better specs than my PC which later this year I will need to upgrade it. But I can probably guess that if your hard drive space is full or you have a lot of fragmented files on your computer, you may want to use Disk Cleanup to clean it out and free up as much hard drive space as possible in your computer by transferring a lot of the files from the main drive to a backup drive. My backup drive is 4TB so it helps a lot to move files to there so it does not affect the performance of your applications you use in general, especially After Effects.

[Hector Vera]

From my experience with Green Screens editing in Sony Vegas which would be the Chroma Keyer effects, there are different settings you can play around in within the effect that can remove some of the black corners and shadows, you may want to keep playing around just incase. It would have helped just like the other guy mentioned, it would help if you show a screenshot of the exact issue so we know better to identify the problem and come up with a solution with you. Hope to hear back from you soon!

[Hector Vera]

When you are saying a new instance, do you mean like a new Window where you can open a 2nd project? If you were working with 2 screens for instance, you can have both instances/projects up simultaneously. Maybe some screenshots can help me understand the main issue. Hope to hear from you soon!

[Hector Vera]

It all depends on how loud or low that water distortion is. There could be ways around it to lower the distortion but not without it affecting a bit on the sound quality that you wish to keep too, a reducing noise effect in Premiere Pro will help. I can help look it up later on to see how you can access it if you want.

[Hector Vera]

One question, what format are those 22 episodes of that series? And depending on the specs of your computer and format you use, you may be able to find something that will not studder. Losing frames seems to be only the result when there is a lack of required specs to run in the frames per second like its attended. Premiere Pro should be able to render videos without cutting frames with the right specs and format!

[Hector Vera]

Not sure if you are still having this issue but when you zoom in with a camera lens via a Canon camera or any other camera for that matter, it all depends on how far in you are zooming it. If its too close, it may have more trouble to sharpen its focus compared to when you probably zoom it a bit away from the max zoom. Hope it helps.

[Hector Vera]

I was doing a little research on how this scroll feature works and notice it may have also happened to me before. I found a video that may be able to help you set it back to the original position:

How to make the playhead return to its original position – Adobe Premiere Pro – YouTube

Hope it helps!