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Can you import Raw Picture Files into Premiere Pro To make a Time lapse?

Participant ,
Dec 06, 2017 Dec 06, 2017

Can you import Raw Picture Files into Premiere Pro To make a Time lapse?

i know some people use light room and stuff but i wanted to know is it possible to do this with into premiere , ive been told it can do jpegs but what about Raw files?

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LEGEND , Dec 06, 2017 Dec 06, 2017
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LEGEND ,
Dec 06, 2017 Dec 06, 2017

No, it can't.  You'll need to convert before import.  (Or better yet, just shoot in JPEG.)

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Participant ,
Dec 17, 2017 Dec 17, 2017

the only prob is that Jpeg i cant edit correctly as i could with raw

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Engaged ,
Dec 18, 2017 Dec 18, 2017

With Photolab from DXO you can convert Raws into 16bit Tiff files that contain all color depth you want. Tiff is supported with Ppro, I hope that 16 bit Tiffs are also supported.

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LEGEND ,
Dec 18, 2017 Dec 18, 2017
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That's true.  But then you'll need to do your image editing in another application and export non-RAW files for use in PP.

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LEGEND ,
Dec 06, 2017 Dec 06, 2017

Lightroom has a raw converter built-in, with specs for hundreds of cameras. PrPro has no similar function except for a few video cameras that work in a video RAW form.

So ... you'd need to export a jpeg or png file from Lightroom or Bridge or Photoshop. Size it to two or three times the pixel dimensions of the sequence settings.

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