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Steve Zeeeee
Inspiring
January 7, 2019
Answered

Rotate in source panel?

  • January 7, 2019
  • 3 replies
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The video was shot upside down so now I want to preview it in

the source panel, but I dont see how to rotate it there.

Must I put it in the timeline, rotate it, save it all over again

as a new file, import, and THEN view it in source?

Thanks anyone

      Correct answer Ann Bens

      Master clip effect is now called Source Clip Effect

      Open clip in Effect Controls and apply effect (Transform) to the Source.

      Set parameter (rotation)

      Right click on the word Transform,

      Copy,

      Select all clips in Project window,

      Paste.

      3 replies

      gerikp
      gerikp
      Community Expert
      October 17, 2022

      If you happen to be on MacOS go to System Preferences > Extensions, and in the sidebar, click "Finder" and make sure there is a checkmark in the box for "Rotate Left".

       

      Now go to your folder with all of your footage and select all. Then Right-Click or Control+Click the files and pull down to "Quick Actions" and choose "Rotate Left".

       

      If you need to Rotate the Images to the right then hold down the Option Key after you right-click the files and pull down to Quick Actions and you'll get "Rotate Right"

       

      The faster way is to select all your files and do "Command+R" to Rotate the images Left. and Command+Option+R" to Rotate them Right.

       

      I have no idea if Windows computers have this ability. 

       

       

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        Joel25402818siji
        New Participant
        February 7, 2023

        The hero I needed!! Thank you sir! 

          gerikp
          gerikp
          Community Expert
          March 28, 2023

          HA! Hardly a hero, but I'm glad to have helped.

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          trappephoto
          New Participant
          June 29, 2022

          This is NOT solved. If you use the Transform effect to rotate the master clip the Source Monitor remains at the original rotation. How do you accomplish this so that the source monitor rotation matches the master clip??

            Jeff Bellune
            Jeff Bellune
            Brainiac
            June 29, 2022

            Try resizing the SM panel or changing the zoom level to "Fit", or both. Does that get you what you want?

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            trappephoto
            New Participant
            June 29, 2022

            I did both and no change. 

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            Meg The Dog
            Inspiring
            January 7, 2019

            Use a Master Clip effect:

            Apply Master Clip effects in Premiere Pro

            Use the Transform effect (Effects > Video Effects > Distort > Transform) to rotate.

            MtD

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            Steve ZeeeeeAuthor
            Inspiring
            January 7, 2019

            Thanks,

            Doesn't that put me right back in the timeline?
            I was hoping just for a quick review of the footage?
            And then the effect doesn't seem to save unless I
            export to saved footage.

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            Meg The Dog
            Inspiring
            January 7, 2019

            https://forums.adobe.com/people/Steve+Zeeeee  wrote

            Thanks,

            Doesn't that put me right back in the timeline?

            Did you read

            Apply Master Clip effects in Premiere Pro

            Master Clip effects are applied to the source clip in the source monitor, and they stay with/always are applied to the source clip so that as you use the clip for viewing and for use in the timeline, the change you want is always displayed.

            MtD

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