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Hello, I am trying to import some images in my premiere pro but when I import them the quality is getting worst can you please help me? I have attached both the original image as well as the result I am getting.
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Can you update your GPU driver? Before you do this, as a test, try disabling GPU-acceleration from your Project Settings: https://www.redgiant.com/user-guide/magic-bullet-looks/using-mercury-playback-in-premiere-pro/
If your image looks correct after switching to Software Only, then re-enable GPU-acceleration, quit Premiere, and update your GPU driver.
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Thank you for replying but i don't have any renderer option in my premiere pro is it because of my 3D card or something else?
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I apologize for this as I am new and just made an account
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File > Project Settings > General will take you to a dialog where you can check this option. See the attached screenshot.
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Is this a Camera RAW file or a JPEG? Assuming it's Camera RAW, it looks like the Camera RAW plug-in isn't processing it correctly.
What application are you using to show that image as it's expected to appear in your screenshot? Will that let you convert to PNG? Or, are you able to open the image as expected in Photoshop where you can save it as a PNG?
I'd try converting to a different file format and then importing that. RGB color mode PNG, TIFF, or PSD should work fine.