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KGrandmaison
KGrandmaisonParticipant

Add Resolution and Scaling Options When Creating a NestOpen for Voting

By default, Premiere creates a nest with the same resolution as the sequence it was created in. The problem with this is that if you are working with video/images that are higher resolution than the source sequence, and you nest them in the sequence, scaling the nest does not preserve the source media's resolution. For example, nesting a 4k clip in a 1080p timeline effectively converts it to 1080p, resulting in a drop in video quality when you increase the nest's scale.The typical workaround is to scale/reposition the clips within the nest (instead of the nest itself), change the nest sequence settings after you create it, or skip the nest feature and create a new sequence with your desired resolution, adding what you want nested to it, and then bringing that sequence into your main sequence. These workarounds involve way too many steps for something that should be simple. After all, a nest is just a regular sequence and has all the same settings as any other sequence.I propose adding resolution settings to the pop-up window when creating a nest. You can manually change the resolution or have it autodetect the highest resolution clip that is being nested. If the resolution is changed from the default, there should be additional options to resize the clips/media being nested (None, Scale, Fit, Fill), and how you want the nest resized in the main sequence (None, Scale, Fit, Fill).

Jason PursellParticipating Frequently

Any idea on when some missing features will be added?Open for Voting

Hi,I'm a user who does mobile only editing for half the year (when I'm hiking, i only have a phone). As such, I had high hopes for this release, but I am underwhelmed. I'm sure that my expectations were too high, but I hoped for at least parity with Rush, since you've deprecated that. Having said that, the interface is nice and fluid, although there is some wasted space (even on the phone). It hasn't crashed on me like Rush did so that's good. The audio/music/voiceover/sound effects  features are really great and easy to use. The generate video from image feature is pretty darn cool i must say. I don't want to sound negative either and I do hope you have plans to expand the features. I'd be willing to pay for a subscription if it includes features on par with or surpassed those of Lumafusion. But currently I'm unsure if this is ultimately meant to compete with apps like Lumafusion (since you deprecated Rush) or if this is only meant for short and simple TikTok-like videos.  Some examples of features that I hope to see:1. More contol over clip fit, crop, position, size, scale, blending, and rotation. For example, the ability to Zoom in/out of a video clip. Rush only had this for still images. Being able to zoom in/out video (with control) would require the next item.2. keyframes. 3. effects4. adjustment layers5. double-tap in blank area of timeline to collapse/expand all clips to fit to horizontally in view. I understand this is not possible vertically. 6. ability to select multiple clips in the timeline for editing or dragging7. Finer control of Titles. Especially size and position. For example, the ability to Apply to All for text size and position. Currently we're just guessing with the haptics. Or even give us the ability to create a user generated template.8. Project settings. Everything seems to be preset by first imported clip, but there's no way to tell in the app. Only Aspect ratio is exposed to the user. Anyway, thank you for taking the time to read.