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I'm not certain what the price of the product has to do with your issue.
- Does the JPG look like that in your source window?
- You program timeline is set to 1/2 res. What happens if you change it to full?
- What happens when you export? Does it export how it looks in your program monitor?
- If you save the JPG as another format (PNG, TIF, etc) and reimport, does that resolve the issue?
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premiere is a 23,79 euros per month product btw.
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Most likely an issue with the still image otherwise everyone would have the same problem and not seeing that on the forums.
What format is the image, size in pixels? Have you tried other images - do all images do this?
Thanks
Jeff
EDIT: I see on second image it is .jpg format.
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no not all images but sometimes. quite 'often'
i can open the image in other programs
will look after pxiel size @laptop atm
picture is 4000x3000 but had same problem with smaller pictures
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I'm not certain what the price of the product has to do with your issue.
- Does the JPG look like that in your source window?
- You program timeline is set to 1/2 res. What happens if you change it to full?
- What happens when you export? Does it export how it looks in your program monitor?
- If you save the JPG as another format (PNG, TIF, etc) and reimport, does that resolve the issue?
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thought that there will be no problems with importing with a new product of this price category.
its same in full window size.
will try with export and reformatting
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thanks for your help.
i changed the format from jpg to png and now its working
you're my man !!
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I had the exact same problem and after reformating the JPG to a PNG it worked!!! Thank you!!!
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I have the exact same issue with .jpg files not showing correctly in the source monitor. Yes converting the files to .png is a workaround, but why should I have to convert a .jpg file to begin with? It's not like it's an obsure file format so why the hassle?

