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rachelcenter
Legend
February 1, 2024

Premiere's Import Image Sequence not working like After Effects

  • February 1, 2024
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I have a folder of hundreds of GoPro Pictures (shot as a timelapse). I go to File -> import, then i highlight the first picture I want to import, but before I press the import button, I press the "show options" button on the bottom left hand corner. It presents me with a checkbox that says "image sequence" so I check that box. Then I select the first picture in the folder, because if I attempt to highlight all the pictures in the folder, then the "image sequence" checkbox grays out. So with the box checked, I highlight the first picture in the folder and press import. And all it does is bring in one still image. thats not an image sequence at all.....  If I go to the SECOND PICTURE in the folder and highlight it, (repeat the same import process), it imports a video file that is 1 second and 4 frames long (and its noticeably missing a ton of photos from that big folder of GoPro pictures). Anyone else have this issue with Image Sequence not working?  (If I go into After Effects and do the import image sequence process, it beautifully creates a 32 second video file from all my gopro timelapse pictures. Which tells me that premiere is importing my files incorrectly, with ommitance)

 

Premiere Version 24.1.0 (Build 85)

iMac 2020, 64 gb ram, 3.6 ghz 10-core intel core i9

3 replies

Participant
April 27, 2024

I had the same problem and solved it by renaming the files with a tool called Total Commander.

Renamed it too, 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg etc. Import then worked perfectly.

rachelcenter
Legend
February 2, 2024

just checked. they are in sequential order. 999 files.
G0010002
G0020003
G0020004
G0020005

G0020006

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 1, 2024

Make sure the images are sequential and have a simple name such as image-0001.jpeg, image-0002.jpeg etc.

It should work: check the file in the project window.

It usually looks like a still image but check the duration or drop it on the timeline