Default Still Image Duration

[joshtbck]

Can anyone tell me how to set a default still image duration in Adobe Premiere CC? Every resource points me to here but there is no option for it

[Meg The Dog · Accepted solution]

In the latest version of Premiere Pro:

MtD

[joshtbck]

Awesome. Thanks so much.  With a little more looking around I ended up finding it.

[curtneedsaride]

BIGGEST problem with this seems to be that it is only applied to still images imported into the project AFTER you've made this change to the duration. If you imported an image into the project, without placing it on the timeline, and then change the duration before you put it on the timeline... it won't affect that image. I changed my duration to 1 frame, and the images I imported before that change still go on the timeline at 5 seconds/still. It's a very stupid way of handling it when you're working on multiple machines and importing tens of thousands of images. It's very frustrating. We should be able to change the duration, and drag any still at any time onto the timeline and have it adjust the still to that duration.

[RuneKarlsen]

1. Select the stills in Bin
2. Right click and select "Speed/Duration"
3. Set duration

[j.brito]

RuneKarlsen's solution works best.

[misijoon]

thank you

[evocrim]

Can't help wondering what project you're working on that requires tens of thousands of images.

[Ann Bens]

Timelaps?

But an image sequence would imo be a better solution.

[evocrim]

Good answer, yeah it could be that.

I work in animation it sounded like a lot, even for me.

[Dan Miller]

How do I set the default still image to one frame? When I attempt this it changes it to two. Thanks.