360 Video Performance Drop with High Quality Photos

[xevaos]

Hi guys!

I stiched a 360 panorama with 800 Megapixel and was trying to make a 360 Video out of it.

Of course 800 Mp won't be nice working with, so i downsampled it to 200, 100 and 50 Megapixel. 50 Mp works really smooth in the view monitor but as soon as i try 100, i can't look around the view monitor without having to wait about a minute to see something to move.

As a disclamer: I would like to use the highest possible resolution to be able to zoom in without losing quality at all but this makes it impossible. 

Am i missing something, or is premiere not capable of such high resolutions?

Using 32Gb Ram, Ryzen 5 3600, Geforce GTX 1060 (GPU acceleration is on, RAM is not full and CPU on low usage)

Greetings 

Simon

[R Neil Haugen]

Premiere Pro works by pixel count, not Mb size. And it is not designed to handle massive resolution (pixel size) still images. The typical recommendation is to stick within 2-4 times the frame-size of your sequence. So for a 1920x1080 sequence, one would recommend images no larger than 7680x4320 unless you really need the larger image for massive "zoom" work.

Does that give you a bit more idea what to work within?

Neil

[xevaos]

Hi Neil,

thanks for your fast reply.

Yes, seems like i'm testing the limits of what is possible to work with.

Sry for my bad writing i didnt mean mb but Megapixel (Mp). So i may stick to the limits you gave me!

Thanks

Simon

[R Neil Haugen]

There's so flipping many things to learn about this app, that aren't necessarily obvious or included in any findable documentation. So I'm happy to help.

Neil