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Video rotated automatically when inserting

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
July 13, 2018
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I am inserting a file into a sequence that is 1920*1080

The file resolution is: 2048*858

When I drag an drop it in the sequence, it comes rotated automatically 90 degrees clockwise.

I check the effects control tab, nothing is there

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Jeff Bugbee

Community Expert

Very strange issue. The only difference Premiere shows is below, under video info, 2018 (which displays it the clip rotated and flipped) shows 858x2048 instead of 2048x858.

This can't just be an Adobe issue, however, as the file appears flipped in VLC as well. I inspected the QuickTime atom and nothing appears out of the ordinary so I'm not sure where this is coming from.

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KevinAGI

Known Participant

It has to do with interpreting the Arri Meta data correctly. an image that is shot with out the image flipped setting has the following:

com.arri.camera.ImageOrientation : 0

When a steadicam op underlings the camera they use the flipped sensor flag so the playback can see a correct image. When this happens the metadata has the following:

com.arri.camera.ImageOrientation : 9

CC2017 interpreted this correctly and CC 2018 does not.

Kevin

Stan Jones

Community Expert

2018.1.2 same as 2018.1.1.

Averdahl

Community Expert

It´s a known issue and i hope the next update will adress it.

Add your vote and comment here: Bug - Smartphone footage is rotated in CC2018 when importing CC2017 project – Adobe video & audio apps

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imadelie84Author

Participating Frequently

but it is not a mobile shot

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Maybe the project just needs trashing the preferences as the sequence setting also changes eventhough you clicked Keep Settings.

FAQ: How to reset preferences in Premiere Pro? | Adobe Community

R Neil Haugen

Legend

It looks like you have Rotation there in the ECP ... Motion, under it Position, Scale, a line or two break for a control, then Rotation ... ?

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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imadelie84Author

Participating Frequently

Hi,

If you can see in the video embed. that the rotation degree is 0

R Neil Haugen

Legend

PeruBob and I were interested in the immediate practical issue to get you running at the moment ...

I think the practical issue i crystal clear: Footage is imported correctly as 2048x858 but when placed on timeline the footage auto-rotates for no obvious reason to 858x2048 making editing a pain since each clip must manually rotated. Many clips, many adjustements. Nothing can be changed in either the Properties panel or by using Interpret Footage.

Akurat.

But I believe one can select all clips like this on a sequence and change them at one go ...

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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