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deanas59911777
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March 23, 2018
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Automatic Range Rescaling

  • March 23, 2018
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Hi, can anybody explain to me what automatic range rescaling is? I can't seem to find the answer anywhere. I'm working on a multicam sequence of a live event and am digitally zooming / scaling / panning as I go but when I apply a scale or postion modification to the current cut of the sequence, it rescales everything to the right on the time line.  Currently I am either cutting and pasting attributes from an earlier clip or typing over and tabbing through position and scale values so I was looking for a way to quickly revert my scale and position values back to the default 1920x1080@100%. When you twirl down under Video Effects (Motion) for Position and Scale you see a check box that, when you hover over it, says: "toggle automatic range rescaling" I was hoping that this might help me solve my problem but I'm also curious to see what it is.  Any ideas?

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    Correct answer Vishu_Aggarwal

    Automatic Range Rescaling - In short it fits the graph values in view... for example you to see the graph of value going from 0 at frame 0 to 400 px at frame 100 than automatic range Rescaling will Auto fit the graph line in the view.

     

    I just made a quick video to explain the Automatic Range Rescaling and also tried to answer the second part of your question - Premiere Pro - Automatic range Rescaling - YouTube

     

     

     

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    excited_Genie16B8
    Legend
    March 23, 2018

    I recommend doing all the editing first, and applying effects second.

    deanas59911777
    deanas59911777Author
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    March 24, 2018

    Hi Jim,

    yes that makes sense. I am working on 2+ hour long stage workshops with Powerpoint slide/image overlays (PIP) so that would mean going through the whole thing twice for the first rough edit but it may be worth trying this as an alternative workflow. What I often do now is just put in a random cut down the track a bit that I can slide along later as needed. Thanks for your answer.

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    excited_Genie16B8
    Legend
    March 24, 2018

    I do recommend a minimum of two passes for multicam work.  Once in realtime making the cuts as you go, a second pass for tweaking the cuts you just made.  Over years of cutting weddings, dance recitals and plays, I've found this to be the most efficient work flow by far.

    Vishu_Aggarwal
    Vishu_AggarwalCorrect answer
    Participating Frequently
    March 23, 2018

    Automatic Range Rescaling - In short it fits the graph values in view... for example you to see the graph of value going from 0 at frame 0 to 400 px at frame 100 than automatic range Rescaling will Auto fit the graph line in the view.

     

    I just made a quick video to explain the Automatic Range Rescaling and also tried to answer the second part of your question - Premiere Pro - Automatic range Rescaling - YouTube

     

     

     

    Vishu AggarwalAdobe Certified Instructor, Professional and Expert
    deanas59911777
    deanas59911777Author
    Participant
    March 24, 2018

    Hi Vishuagg. To be truthful, you have also introduced me to the scaling graph which I haven't used before. Thank you very much for your answer.

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