Best way to import pictures library (no iPhotos) in Lightroom 6

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• Best way to import images

  I'm looking for the best way to import pictures to my Mac. I currently use iMovie to import my images, because I come from the end of 'consumers users', but I'm looking for more professional way.

  All of my cameras use SD cards and put all the images in a folder/quicktime file called "PRIVATE". It's all my research, AVCHD. When you import into iMovie, it seems what I push in 60 fps down to 29.97, that's why I was looking for another way. -Another question is also, when I import iMovie, which makes the 'Mac' images only until his change, that sucks. I need a good way to import images in case I ever need to use a Windows machine. iMovie puts the icon (AIC) on the files.

  One of the cameras with which the footage was shot was a JVC GZ-HM35BUSD. (Some cheap Wal-Mart camcorder), but the other (same AVCHD Formate) images were shot using a really expensive sony camcorder. ($600). (Not sure of the name)

  Thank you

  David

  I have directly from AVCHD editing all the time and it works fine for me on several systems, including an older macbook pro. I suggest avoiding if possible the transcoding. It takes a lot of time and if you don't do this right, you could surcompresse and a generational loss.

  I would not go and delete unused items after I'm done editing, just to save space. Also, if it's projects, I don't care, I sometimes export final movie into something easily playable outside the Organization (like mov or mp4) and then delete all the media source. This is NOT recommended if you work in a professional manner. In this case, you must check in all. But for prosumers, there may be a lot of projects where you just want to put together a quick edit and then export it as a final movie for viewing online or elsewhere. In this case, you cannot hold on to all your layer to always source footage.

  It really varies by user, but like I said, if you work professionally, or aspiring to, you'll need a way to archive and back up these archives. If you work from the band, then comes the labelling and store the tapes are an acceptable backup for the media associated with a certain project (of course, you will still need to save and save the project itself). But if you work from tapeless formats, then you will need several hard drives with lots of space, archive and everything back up. The good news is that hard drives get less expensive, bigger and stronger all the time. I had two lacie 1 TB hd for a few years now with zero problems (before there 2 lacie 500 GB for many years, also with 0 problems). But I'm still parnaoid that #1 will go while #2 is still in the Act of saving. Or they'll both go at the same time. Ouch.

• What is the best way to transfer pictures from an old computer to a flash drive or a drive back then to a new computer?

  What is the best way to transfer pictures from an old computer to a flash drive or a drive back then to a new computer?

  The easiest and most reliable I've found is to make the direct drag-and-drop method.

  (1) on the old computer, open your Windows Explorer and go to your photos.

  (2) open another Windows Explorer window and access your 'Computer' folder and in your flash drive

  (3) drag the photos to the flash drive.

  (4) take the flash drive on the new computer and drag them into your images folder

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• What is the best way to import and work with mxf files in first CC2015?

  I am trying to find the best way to import MXF files in first, like many people there seem to be issues.

  I have already imported using first CS6 but I got cut short clips and audio dropouts. I decided to start over with CC2015 first, but this time I'd like to do things and once. Should I use prelude first?

  I run on a Mac Pro (mid-2010)

  OS X El Capitan version 10.11.1

  All good, got sorted. I use the prelude.

  Thank you!

• New update has changed the way to import pictures

  I don't like how Adobe has changed the way to import pictures after the update. Is there anyway to go back to the old?

  I really don't like this new import feature.

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• Best way to import text Microsoft Word?

  Newbie question. I was importing Microsoft Word text using the Clipboard. In other words, I'm going to open up Microsoft Word, open my document, all select, copy and then go to InDesign and paste. InDesign me give a block of text with my text and I just resize the columns. The text is available in all weird, and I have to Stylize, of course. Sometimes I get some junk as nonbreaking characters and other hidden characters that screw me until I tell me what happens. My question is: what is the best way to import Microsoft Word text that will introduce mistakes least? Thank you.

  Much better way to do this is to save your text as Doc, Docx or RTF. And use the file > command place in indesign to bring it. And if you check the Import Options in the same window where you choose a file, you can decide how you want to place your text - formatted, unformatted etc...

• is there a way I can import pictures from my iPhotos on my computer?

  I cannot import photos into lightroom. It has worked very well in the tutorial, but now I can't import the photos unless they are directly on the memory card from my camera. What can I do?

  Hi kirstinb28116977,

  Could you please let me know the version of Lightroom that you work?

  Also what operating system are you working?

  And please let me know if you are not able to import images from iPhotos to Lightroom, or you are not able to import the images from the camera?

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Best way to import video files into iMovie 10.0.8 of the Sony AS100v

  Best way to imort videos without losing quality. My operating system is Yosemite 10.10.3

  This device is not listed as compatible with iMovie 10 (iMovie support cameras - Apple Support)

  so, you will probably need to remove the SD card in the device and plug it into an SD card reader (if there is not one already built-in to your Mac).  You can then import the clips here.  XAVC-S format used by the camera is supported by the latest version of iMovie (10.1.2) that requires El Capitan.  I'm not sure whether 10.0.8 done.  If this isn't the case, Google search will reveal a number of apps that claim to do a conversion.

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• What is the best way to transfer pictures on my desktop of my Olympus D-425 digital camera

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• Best way to import goods from Illustrator to animate and lot to day?

  My brother and I are working on an animation. I create drawings in Illustrator, and he creates animation to animate in CC. He needs to start the animation already, so I'm over him unfinished images, I intend to update several times throughout the project (Polish, redefine the colors,...). We are talking about hundreds of image assets. What would be the best way to implement, so we don't have to export and import each image manually?

  So far, everything I can think of creates all assets as the png. In this way he could-automatic update images easily (provide the size/Center does not change). But we would like to explore the possibility of retaining as well as vectors. Is there an easy way to import/export for this?

  If we decided to go with png, after all, and we have created big enough assets for all purposes, is there a downside? Would there be a loss of quality when the rotation and scale, rather than use vectors?

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• What is the best way to import and export images from the 5 d Mark II?

  Hello

  I have just finished what I plan my first masterpiece of shooting film.  Shot on the Canon 5 d (1080 p, 24 fps), and the film looks amazing.  Now, I'm ready to start editing and now use creating lately, but I still have to figure out the proper conduct.  I want to know the best way to keep the resolution before I dive into this project.

  My questions:

  (1) what is the best way to start a new project and import the images without having to make while editing, in order to keep all the resolution and the originality of the source footage?

  (2) what is the best way / codec / format to export these images even once done editing to maintain than crisp 1080 p for which the 5 d is therefore counted?

  (3) what is the best way / codec / format for import and export / rendering between the first and after effects?  I speak especially of Visual effects and color correction.  I also a few sequences of 30 images per second that I intend to slow down in AE and then import into first.

  I know that it's wide enough, but as a solo Director I really need advice from someone.  Rarely, I finished my films with the same look crispy as images.  I need help of pipeline and really appreciate it!

  > used first lately

  A list of tutorial in the #3 http://forums.adobe.com/message/2276578 message

  1 - Please NOTE that the PPro CS6 screen may be a little different (I use CS5)

  For CS5 and later versions, the easy way to ensure that your video and your project

  See 2nd post for the photo of a NEW ELEMENT of process http://forums.adobe.com/thread/872666

  - and a FAQ on setting http://forums.adobe.com/message/3804341 sequence

  2 - BluRay... but I'm not sure if 1080 p is supported (I don't use of BluRay)

  1080 p http://forums.adobe.com/thread/995191 some work, some are not

  In addition, for upcoming posts, information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840

  In addition, read the metadata contained in the file http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1015001?tstart=0

  And finally, read Bill Hunt on http://forums.adobe.com/thread/919388?tstart=0 installation project

• What is the best way to import my address and e-mail of Pegasus in Thunderbird?

  I use Windows 7 x 64. I have a number of files and many electronic addresses in the Pegasus Mail client. I'm looking to migrate to Thunderbird. Can you tell me the best way to move my files to Thunderbird?

  Thank you
  Allen Hill

  For your address books, can export you to a format such as CSV?

  To move e-mail messages, the cleaner is to use the IMAP protocol. Then your new client look just the same files you had in Pegasus.

  Unfortunately, email clients tend to use their own systems of storage of e-mail owner and there is no commonly used standards that could help to transfer between clients. If you can export files in mbox format, then Thunderbird can use.

• What is the best way to send pictures to send?

  What is the best way to send a file of photos to email recipient?

  What is the best way to send a file of photos to email recipient?

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  Two things to try...

  (1) open a new e-mail message and attach the photos.

  Or...

  Right 2) click a thumb of the photo or the name of the file and of the
  menu choose... Send to / recipient.

• What is the best way to integrate a library template?

  Hello - I would like to be able to embed a document in a page, so that our customers can fill out additional information and then to sign the agreement. I thought it was possible thanks to the creation of a widget, but I don't see a way to bind a library template file to a widget. Using the v20 the SOAP API, is the answer that I see when trying to create a widget using a model library:

  ["errorCode"] = >

  (10) a string "MISC_ERROR".

  ['errorMessage'] = >

  String (51) "models of library are not allowed the files under the name of entry."

  
  

  
  

  Is the only solution to download the actual document, and then re - download through the request to create a widget as a parameter 'file '? That seems to be a choice really bad design, for many reasons (bandwidth, for one).

  After some tests, I think I found a solution. I can create a model of widget in the admin, then the url of this widget allows to create a personalWidgetUrl, I can then put in the iframe. The only problem I found is a few undocumented API errors:

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