There is a gap between the fill and the line of a shape.

[Matthew Eyes]

When I draw a circular shape on a white background and set the fill and line, the background is visible between them. The lines are drawn on the outside, but there should be no gap between the line and the fill.
The first image shows the program monitor panel where the shape was drawn, and the second image is a magnified view of a portion of the shape, which shows that there is a gap and the background is visible.

[Ann Bens]

Does this gap also appear in the export file?

[Matthew Eyes]

Yes, when I exported this shape as a motionless mp4 file, the gaps are also present in the video.

[Ann Bens]

@AnnikaKoenig 

[Ann Bens]

Meanwhile you could set the stroke center or put a red or blue circle shape behind the circle.

[Matthew Eyes]

But in that case, when moving the circle to another location, you have to move two shapes at the same time. Instead, by adding a line to the shape and placing it in the center, you can avoid the issue.

I initially addressed it in the way described above, but this time, I am reporting it as a bug rather than a workaround.

[jamieclarke]

Hi @Matthew Eyes -  Thanks for submitting your bug report. We need a few more details to try to help with the issue.
Please see, How do I write a bug report?

Sorry for the frustration.

[Richard van den Boogaard]

Weird behavior. I cannot seem to replicate the issue.

Can you please share your sequence settings?

[Matthew Eyes]

Hi, jamieclarke. Thanks for your reply.

I think I could do the post. Can you check my post?

[Matthew Eyes]

Hi, Richard van den Boogaard Thanks for your reply.

I don't think this issue is related to the sequence.
However, the sequence settings when this issue occurs are as follows:

Time base: 29.97 fps
Frame size: 1920 x 1080, 16:9
Pixel aspect ratio: Square pixels (1.0)
Field: None
Display format: 29.97 fps, drop frame timecode.

Anyway, I'm glad to know that everyone is interested in this issue.

[Matthew Eyes]

Issue:
There is a gap between the line and the fill of the shape.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Put a white color mat in the background. This is not necessary to reproduce the issue, but it makes the gap easier to see.
2. Draw a circular shape and set both the line and fill to a dark color.
3. You'll find a narrow gap between the line and the fill.

Expected result:
There shouldn't be any gap between the line and the fill.

Actual result:
There is a narrow gap between the line and the fill.

Adobe Premiere Pro version:
Premiere Pro v25.1.0(Build 73) Japanese version.

Operating system:
Windown 11 version 24H2

Video format:
This issue is not related to the video.

[jamieclarke]

Hi @Matthew Eyes - Can you navigate to the menu bar under Sequence > Sequence Settings and uncheck the box "Composite in Linear Color". Also, make sure that your play and paused resolution is set to "Full" Let us know if that helps your issue.

[Matthew Eyes]

Hi, jamieclarke. Thx for your reply again.

I have prepared two images. The first one was taken with the Linear Color checkbox enabled. The image on the program monitor is displayed in full quality, so you may notice the white gap.

The second image was taken with the Linear Color checkbox disabled. The gap appears much thinner. Since the magnification of the program monitor is set to 100%, this may not be an issue in practical use. However, when the image is magnified to around 200%, it becomes clear that the gap has not been completely eliminated.

[jamieclarke]

Hi @Matthew Eyes - Can you make sure that your Paused Resolution is set to "Full" You can also enable High Quality Playback.  Have you tried navigating to the menu bar under File > Project Settings > General and change your software renderer to "Software Only"?