Apple ProRes workflow in first pro?

Final Cut Pro X must be the most beautiful thing that ever happened to Adobe Premiere!  People throughout the community pro flee apple, and I'm one of them!

But it raises a lot of questions about a new workflow with premiere pro.

We edit and output, all of our material in Apple ProRes, but how does first?

When I import images ProRes, I can't match sequence settings as I would in FCP?


Do I have to re - encode all my images? (That would be a huge problem for us!)

And then export to ProRes?

THX!

Rasmus Pilgaard

By the way: I guess that under the name of your video in the screenshot you posted (MVI_ #) you work with pictures that was originally shot with a Canon DSLR and then converted to ProRes. As a point of interest you would like to know that you can work with excerpts from the DSLR in Premiere Pro, without the need to transcode. In fact, you will get probably the BEST performance to not do (in the future), since DSLR clips are managed by importers of 64-bit-first born; convert ProRes clips requires the use of QuickTime to decode, which is 32-bit, even on the Mac.

Be sure to try this out - I think that you will like it!

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