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jaydw
jaydw
Inspiring
December 12, 2018
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Setting frame count for Image sequence into premiere pro CC

  • December 12, 2018
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Hello,

I am curious how to set the frame duration when importing into premiere pro CC. I could easily set it in Final Cut but having a hard time finding where to set it in Premiere CC. I believe the default is set to 1 frame, and would like to set it to 2 or 3 frames in the image sequence import per picture.

Thanks in advance!

Jay

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    Correct answer Meg The Dog

    You mean you have not imported a still image sequence, you have a folder full of stills?

    To import an image sequence, follow these instructions - from Importing still images into Premiere Pro

    MtD

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    jaydw
    jaydwAuthor
    Inspiring
    December 12, 2018

    Hey there, I did that originally but was confused if I needed to import different, but that sequence after imported is what I needed to modify, It is a bit different in setting the speeds then FCP but I was able to accomplish what I needed! Instead of 29.97 I just set it to 20 and got the desired look for the timelapse image sequence. Thanks again!

      M
      Meg The Dog
      Inspiring
      December 12, 2018

      Right Click on your Image Sequence in the Project Panel, and from the drop down menu choose Modify > Interpret Footage.

      When the Interpret Footage pane opens, under Frame Rate - click on the button for Assume this frame rate: and set a frame rate of 2 or 3 fps (you can always repeat this process if you want to try out different rates) - and click OK.

      Now when you drag or edit the Image Sequence to the timeline it will play at the new frame rate.

      MtD

        jaydw
        jaydwAuthor
        Inspiring
        December 12, 2018

        Hi there, thanks for the reply, when I go to click modify it is shaded for the image sequence folder, and when I click into the images and select one, it will not let me change the duration. Would you think I would need to import a image sequence in another way? Thanks!

          M
          Meg The DogCorrect answer
          Inspiring
          December 12, 2018

          You mean you have not imported a still image sequence, you have a folder full of stills?

          To import an image sequence, follow these instructions - from Importing still images into Premiere Pro

          MtD

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