CONVERT a video image sequence

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  Another problem. I simply scroll the image sequence and you can see on the screenshot that the mask remains where it was in the beginning. I applied red tinted effect (just to show you), and it does not stick to the station when scroller is at the end of the timeline which is say that the mask is not to follow. But it should, because the mask is the image sequence. Why? Please take a look. Maybe there is something wrong with the Ctrl c and Ctrl v method - it's how I inserted my BW mask in the layer mask?

  

  Select the two layers of video group and convert it into object new Dynamics

• How can I mix the three image sequence? + Screenshots

  Hi guys. I made separately composit my alpha animation and black and white of my animation and exported in Photoshop. So you can see on the screenshot I have three layers. 1 and 3 - colored and they are the same and 2 (on the Middle - alpha black and white. It is therefore 3 sequences of images (and they're smart). I want to use alpha for is to hide the effect (noise removal) I want to apply to the space station. If the land is not affected, only - space station. Top layer (which already has the effect) I put multiply blend (which is not good because its darkened my land and the second layer, I updated the Exclusion which is kind of work.) But the multiplication is not good. Vector masks and layer masks work is not for the animations in photoshop? I have not found a way to do it. So, how can I mix it properly so my image is not affected - dark or light and have the effect only on the space station?

  in your screenshot you have converted the video layer to smart object.

  what I wanted to say... In the layers panel remove the masks and right-click on the "video group" and convert it to a smart object to add the layer mask on the smart object.

• Conversion of image sequence Cineon LOG in Apple ProRes 4444 XQ in Media Encoder CS6

  Hello

  I have a sequence of images Cineon LOG I want to convert to Apple ProRes 4444 XQ, but I'm not sure of the procedure.

  I use Adobe Media Encoder CS6 on a Macbook Pro OS 10.11.2 2012.

  Could you please tell me how to on this subject?

  Also, I find that I don't have the ProRes 4444 XQ Preset codec in Media Encoder... Can I download it somewhere?

  Thank you

  Tiya

  
  

  The problem is resolved. Here's how:

  I bought ' Glue Tools Cineon / DPX Toolkit for Mac OS X and used it with Apple Compressor 4 on my Macbook Pro (2012) running El Capitan.

  I was able to convert Log Cineon sequences of images in ProRes 4444 XQ QuickTime movies.

  Some things to note:

  • After downloading the Toolkit, you must activate it from the system preferences panel and make sure that you select the correct Conversion settings in the Cineon / DPX icon (bottom of the system preferences panel).
  • Glue Tools also have a trial / demo for you to try Mode.
  • Currently, glue tools Cineon/DPX Toolkit (4.1.2936) supports only compressor 4, but can add features for the Media Encoder and other tools in the future.
  • Use "Import a file" compressor 4 and select the first file of the Cineon or DPX image sequence when you try to get the glue tools to read them. Do not use 'Import Image Sequence'.
  • Once you have written the ProRes 4444 XQ, you may still need to correct color, but Glue Tools has excellent support.

  Tiya

• Why the last image of the exported image sequence is sometimes black?

  I get sequences of images in Photoshop and then exporting them to a file mp4 video.  For some reason, Photoshop sometimes decides to put a black frame at the end of the video, no matter what I try settings.  Sometimes it leaves aside the black frame.  I can't understand why he did this.  If anyone knows how to get rid of this?  When I import the resulting sequences first, I need to change all the frames of black.  Not impossible to deal with, but it is kind of a pain.

  Adobe Photoshop Version: 2014.2.2 20141204.r.310, 2014/12 / 04:23:59:59 CL 994532 x 64

  Operating system: Windows 7 64-bit

  Version: 6.1 Service Pack 1

  System architecture: AMD CPU Family: 15, model: 10, Stepping: 0 with MMX, entire SSE, SSE, SSE2, SSE3 FP

  Physical processor count: 6

  Processor speed: 3200 MHz

  Built-in memory: 8191 MB

  Free memory: 4507 MB

  Memory available to Photoshop: 7154 MB

  Memory used by Photoshop: 70%

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 (with the latest driver Version 347.88)

  Adobe Bridge 6.1.0.116 x 64

  Use, file-> open and checking the box 'Sequence of Image', I am loading a sequence of JPGs I've cropped in Photoshop (using a script to automate this process), and I specify 23.976 fps. I checked all the JPG files, and they are OK. I play the animation in Photoshop, and it looks good.  I then export the movie using the file-> export-> made video, I use Adobe Media Encoder, h.264 format, high quality, 1920 x 1080 (the original document size), 23.976 fps.  It automatically selects the zone selection to export work.  That seems correct.  In a sequence of images of N, it is said that it will export images 0 to N-1, which I think is OK if it indexes starting at 0 and not 1.  I tried to export (frames) checked, and the result is the same.  The last image is black.  I also tried to change the work area to remove the last image and the last frame of the rendered video is so dark, but the last image of the sequence, I opened is missing.  I checked the image sequence that was exported with the area of complete work (or frameworks) selected and all managers are there - with just a framework black, added at the end, which is certainly not in the work area.

  No error message.

  I checked the help, also I tried searching the forums, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

  The problem has been around on and off for a few years.  He had disappeared with CC, but now he's back, even though I'm not aware of what I'm doing differently.

• Import of image sequences: grayed out option

  I am trying to import a numbered as a video clip in Premiere Pro CS6 image sequence, but must not be the files:

  I've got 9480 JPEG image files named like BlahXXXX.jpg where XXXX is 0000 to 9479.

  Now when I go to file > import... and select all the files, the box at the bottom of the file choose window (image sequence) is grayed out. If I simply select a single image, I can check it out, but when you click on 'Import' then, first will be important only this single still image.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Hi Digihill1,

  This works as expected for me. Try this:

  1. Choose file > import (not the media browser)
  2. Put in the folder with your pictures in sequence
  3. Click the first image in the image sequence (select only the first image, not all the images in the folder)
  4. Click the box image at the bottom of the import dialog box sequence
  5. Click the import button
  6. Your image sequence is imported in the form of a clip

  Thank you

  Kevin

• Block of text over the image sequence

  Hello

  How can I put a block of text on an image sequence?

  

  With the selected block of text convert it to a MSO by clicking the new

  button object multi States in the object States Panel. Then from the

  slide show of the Group Folio overlays pane, set it to autoplay once.

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• Need help creating simple Gradient image sequence

  New to After Effects program. I am trying to create a radial gradient that I can export as jpg or png image sequence to use as a mask to run my animation in 3D Modo. I can hand paint that the sequence of images in Modo, but painting handmade 450 executives will make me lose my mind. I know there is a way to put 1 black frame of kew and 1 final frame of the large circle and have AE interpolate all inbetween then convert each frame to make the image sequence.

  tried searching and reading online, but couldn't find a clear tutorial. Any help is greatly appreciated.

  The photo is just a quick sketch to show what I'm after.

  THX

  brand

  I thought that I have would illustrate method of Rick, but because I don't know what background you use I also illustrated the ways to use a collar of material or feathered masks to make the edges of a solid or gradient white transparent.

  

  A: this is what looks like a radial shape with a ramp layer.  The edges will be solid on a transperent background, but you can add Matt neck if you want to soften the edges.

  B: a solid white with a mask elliptical may simply be feathers so that edges are transperent.  Draw the circle with the elliptical mask tool all holding the shift to create a perfectly round circle.

  C: it's the same shape layer with a ramp radial as shown in the figure A only shown on a black background, a background.

  D: this is the same white solid as shown in image D only with edges to feathers on a black background.  An upside to do this way is that you don't have to animate the departure and arrival of the ramp if you decide to animate the position of the circle.

• CS5.5 AE can't import the RAW image sequence

  Hi all

  I'm running a complete specification of imac late 2011, with a commercial version CS5.5.

  If I try to import a sequence of images RAW (CR2) I get the following error: error After Effects: format of file Photoshop (-30504) error

  I've updated AE and all other relevant software. It works when I tried it in AE CS6 (trial), it works when I convert the CR2 files to DNG files, but I just want to be able to import RAW CR2 image sequence.

  Search on Google and forums for research has not helped a bit.

  If anyone has any advice that would be much appreciated!

  Kind regards

  Matthew
  

  You did not mention the source of your RAW files, but I'm guessing it's

  a camera that was released after shipping CS5.5, then you need to update

  ACR.

  Adobe Camera Raw for Mac updates:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Macintosh

  Adobe Camera Raw for Windows updates:

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Windows

• problem: import the image sequence into adobe media encoder

  Hello

  have a problem with adobe media encoder CS6, change the display Format to 25 time frame in the preferences of media coder, I import a series of TGA (170 images) to media encoder in an image file TGA sequence, the series generated from 3D applications Max and ToonBoom, specification of TGA series 1080 50i "1920 X 1080 - high filed - 25 frames per second. When I import the sequence, encode media recognize the sequence as 1920 X 1080 - progressive - 29.97 FPS, to interpret the window images options I change the settings of the upper sequence deposited - 25 fps, and I export to quicktime mov 1920 X 1080 - class top - 25 fps uncompressed

  the problem:

  mov file is 06:20 and it is right for the 170 25 fps calendar but mov file does not contain the tga series image, image freeze in time code 05:16 (number 142 of the framework) and duplicate the 142 image to the rest of the video file

  If I do not change the pace to interpret the window options images for the tga sequence what media encoder recognizes as 29.97 FPS mov file contain all TGA images, but with a duration of 05:16 which not 25 fps

  in adobe media encoder CS5.5 I don't get this problem at all

  1. How do I solve this problem?

  2. how to force CS6 adobe media encoder to recognize the image sequence imported as rate of 25 fps?

  Windows 7 Ultimate SP1, Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection CS6

  Thank you

  Post edited by: yas1amin1mah

  "Film" is finally fixed in November 2013 video updates of creative cloud. If your version of Premiere Pro and SOUL is or more 7.1.0 everything should work as expected. But don't forget to actually perform "Film" on your source in first Pro CC or CC SOUL that, otherwise your sequence of images will continue to be interpreted as 29.97 FPS by default.

• Rendering of image sequence problem

  I use Adobe Photoshop CS6. I never had this problem before, but now I have a lot of layers and I want to export them by video rendering (sequencing of the Image).

  I want all the layers in the document to be redered, each being separated. PNG file (it's the sequencing of the Image, right? "Correct me if I'm wrong). Earlier, as I remember, I could make layers and they would have become isolated. PNG (no problem) files, but now it is only made a single file (a single layer, that too, with no transparency - black background).

  What I am doing wrong?
  

  Here's the rendering parameters:

  Layers - 97

  Format - PNG (compression enabled, non interlaced)

  Size - Size of the Document (200 x 200 px)

  Cadence - cadence of the Document (30 fps)

  Range - all managers

  Alpha channel - no

  Quality 3D - interactive

  You're kind of quibble. Back in CS2 and earlier there was no keyframing some frames and each layer has been assigned to an image. It is these images that can be exported to a sequence of images.

  The only step the forgotten OP was creating environments of layers, which is available in the timeline panel, if the time line is mode frame.

  After that's done then export to image sequence works.

  But as you said, using the script is a little faster because it reduces the number of steps required to get the same result.

  That's assuming that the OP has created a layer for each image, he needs for his animation. (again, assuming that he wanted to make an animation).

  So much assumtions. Aye, aye, aye...

• Video image of first elements in JPEG high resolution?

  Hello

  Anyone know if the Premiere Elements can be used (and let me know how) to capture and imported video or frame DVD, and

  then convert the image to JPEG high resolution that can be used to print as a photo 8 x 10?

  Thank you

  Greg

  Standard video resolution is roughly the equivalent of an image of 640 x 480 pixels. At 200 dpi - the minimum resolution to produce a good, clear photo - that would produce a photo maybe 3 1/2 "x 2 3/4".

  Hi-def video is 1920 x 1080. You could get a 9 1/2 "" x 5 1/2 "photo."

  You can't really add pixels of an image, if you can he cheat a bit in a program like Photoshop Elements. If you push, you can enlarge a video caught about 10%, before she starts the fuzzy search and pixelated.

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• Video images do not scale correctly

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  I can't say enough good things about the hand brake. Visit the Web site and see if it's what you're after. And Yes, it's free!