Import of sequences MiniDVD to FCPX

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• workflow: import multiple sequences of images to PP.

  I have a real problem because of my laziness and non-proffesionality. I looked on similar questions on this forum, but it seems to be complicated, as I had imagined. I have 50 different folders with image sequences that should make a 50 clips. Is it possible to make the process faster that paste each image sequence in another sequence? Thank you. You can just give me a hint if you wish. I'll remember it more effective. (Sorry for my English)

  

  Hi Jakubdudek,

  You can import these JPEG files as a "sequence of images.

  Import of images still in Premiere Pro

  Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial - import sequences of images - YouTube

  You must import the sequence of pictures in each folder individually.

  You can keep all the JPEG files in a single folder and import a sequence of single Image. (Be careful with file names)

  Thank you

  Ilyes Singh

• I can't import a sequence of photos on pro first because all the pictures are greyed out.

  I can't import a sequence of photos on pro first because all the pictures are greyed out. I can't click on one of the pictures either. The image sequence is also grayed out. The image files are in CR2 and there are approximately 300 pictures. I had this problem only with the creation of time-is invalid. Help, please... Concerning

  Cr2 are not supported by first.

  Try png or psd or tiff, and they must be in RGB.

• Could not import the sequence of a project to another

  I'm looking to import a sequence of a project in Adobe Premiere CS6 to a project in Adobe first CC. However, when I try to import the sequence, after that it says it is connected to the other project, no sequence shows to be imported into the window. In addition, if I try to import the entire project, it behaves as if it works correctly, but imports ultimately nothing. Is - this some glitch goes CS6 CC? Or y at - it another way to import a sequence. I tried to copy and paste, which does not seem work CS6 cc. I also tried drag and drop sequence, which also failed and crashed in fact CC altogether. Ideas or help on this would be much appreciated.

  Well, I found myself just export a XML of the CS6 project and it imported fine in the CC project...

• How to import a sequence of images tiff 29.97 to 25 fps Timeline - lag-free

  Hello

  I got a montage of CG according to effects in TIFF, Targa of 29.97 FPS, but I need the output to 25 fps in Premiere Pro... SO I created a sequence in DSLR 1080p25

  After you import the sequence of images in the chronology of 25 fps (29.97 FPS), when I play, he jumps for each image, I can't get a steady flow of the video.

  I tried changing the settings as the film to 29.97 to 25 fps, even after that when I drag the file of sequence of image to the script it shows 29.97 FPS and video gets dragged

  Please give me your Suggestions...!

  Under Edit > Preferences > media... changing the basis of time of media for an indefinite period at 25 before to import images.

• import of sequences of images in Adobe Muse

  I have 36 pictures representing a rotation of 360 degrees of an object in 3D, I created. I want to import this sequence of images directly in Muse. Can I do this?

  Gaurav, the really cool thing is I have two ways to navigate through JPEG files: 1 - is to simply scroll to the bottom and the animation occurs. This was easy to do using the effects of roll and slide show option. 2 - Use the arrows embedded on the new Widget layout or scroll down button. It's great. No one should ever have to ask how to do this again. Can I make a video tutorial if you wish?

  This solves all the headaches of sorts. Now, I do most of my reading 3D natively in Muse. It is simple to do and the blank template retains fade transition which is a windfall.

  Thank you

  Dave

• How to import image sequences which have been made in layers of Blender to the AE?

  Does anyone know how how to import image sequences which have been made in layers of Blender to the AE?

  I tried to make it to the first plan and background in separate layers in a blender & bring to AE as sequences of images separate but have so far failed.

  I used targa, .tiff, .png, and same openEXR multicoated, but none worked for me so far.

  I do it all the time. Make your sequence of images in a separate folder for each passage, use a number like bg_0001.tif format, go it to file > import and select any file in the folder and check the box image sequence, and then import.

• Import image sequences do not import images

  I have a sequence of 99 JPG images I am trying to import into Premiere Pro. These images were created by an export from Lightroom.

  When I perform the import from the first image, only 35 pictures are imported.

  If I import the sequence from the 34th image, only 2 images are imported.

  If I import the sequence from the 35th image, 1 image is imported (and it is imported as an image file, apparently).

  If I import the sequence from the 36th image, the remaining images are imported.

  I tried a number of different settings for export from lightroom, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. By example, if I export as TIFF I see exactly the same problem. If I export in JPG format with a small size of the image, I see exactly the same problem.

  I tried «Replace footage...» "without result.

  When I inspect the image files using an image view there appear to be no problems with files. The volume of the files are consistent and not great inordinantly (~ 5 MB).

  The file names are all correctly numbered as expected by Premiere Pro.

  I did it dozens of times before successfully this problem, and I did successfully a number of times since the problem arose. The problem seems to occur only with this particular set of images.

  I can work around the problem by importing the images as two separate importations (a beginning with the first frame and a second from the 36th image) and putting together in a single sequence. In fact, this spliced sequence looks as expected with no missing frameworks or anything other untoward that I can see.

  I have searched with this for a few days and cannot discern other factors that can be the cause.

  Anyone have an idea what might happen?

  It is not the date and time, it is the name of the file. The name of the file goes to a new sequence and Premiere Pro can't tell that a file that starts with 20140225 is supposed to be followed by a file that starts by 20140226

• Best way to import multiple sequences

  I use CS 6.   I edited a marriage which I've separated into body of ten sequences.  I would like to know the meathod recommended for these ten sequences in the still and their integration in a movie.  Each sequence is his own screenplay in yet?  Should I breed all clips in a timeline yet?  Should I breed all the sequences in the body, and then simply import a sequence in enora?

  Nest sequences in a single master sequence in Premiere Pro, then export using a preset MPEG2-DVD.

• Import a sequence of jpeg on 2

  I had my first try to stop movement over the weekend. After completing the shoot (a test really), I tried to import the sequence in AE? I saw a few things on the sequences automatically to 30 frames per second? How import you images on 2 of at say 12 fps? I didn't know this option anywhere?

  Links to tutorials or instuctions would be really useful.

  Or AE even the right tool for the job?

  Thanks in advance.

  It's pretty simple. Just the film at 12 frames per second and drop it in a model of 24 fps.

• Import PNG sequence starting from After Effects (or anywhere)

  For some reason when I import a PNG sequence on stage, he takes over all the png in a frame rather than distribute them in their own keyframes as it is supposed to.

  I've seen this problem posted before. Does anyone have a solution for this?

  I also saw that people have posted that Flash CS3 HATE after effects png... how weird... I'm starting to understand this.

  All solutions?

  I have cs3 and aftereffects and I tried what you described without any problem.  I imported to the stage with the playhead on frame 1, I chose the first ping in the sequence, that I was asked, that there seems to be a sequence of images, and I wanted to import the sequence

• Import image sequences: images not at 0,0?

  
  
  Hello:
  
  I am importing a sequence of images (71 images) at my stage. Both the stage and the images are 1200px square. When I import images, they all end up about x: y: 2 242. Am I doing something wrong, or is at - it an easy way to bring back them to the top left of the scene?
  
  I do 32 FLAs each 71 executives and would hate to have to manually set each image to the right position...
  
  Thanks in advance!

  > I import a sequence of images (71 images) at my stage. Both the scene and
  > the pictures are square 1200px. When I import images, they all end up in
  > about x: y: 2 242. I'm doing something wrong, or y at - it an easy way to get
  > them upward to the left of the scene?

  If you look under the timeline, the second button next to the FPS (frames per second)
  indicator, you will find the button EDIT SEVERAL IMAGES.
  Before you press, lock layers you don't want to change.
  Press the button, stretch the leg on top of the timeline to cover frames
  you want to move. CTRL K to open the ALIGN tool. Using that you can position
  ON STAGE using top thought buttons - all the images at once.

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• Import of Crumplepop shining in fcpx

  Hi, can someone advise on how best to bring a Crumplepop shining in FCPX. Of course, I can import them into a new library but that would not restrict their use in other libraries? Is it possible to get them so they show and listen to extracts in the generators or the effects tab?

  Thank you

  You can work in the libraries., take a look at this discussion of additional context.

  Russ

• AVCHD import in 10.2.2 FCPX... optimize?

  Novice in train FCPX 10.2.2

  Using the complete Panasonic AVCHD folder structure I imported into the library has as original media and then imported the same library B and optimized. The old size is 25 MB 205MB, clearly not compressed (but it is converted).

  When I skimmed them both, I can't step of both single frame and both play smoothly.

  I am told that media optimized are easier for the editor to manage.

  The problem with watching the old tutorials or read information on the internet seems to be the lack of dating the tutorial, determine the version of the software or maybe the format being imported.

  My information referring to the past, or does it still apply, (it seems perfectly import)?

  LLA could help you

  http://www.fcpxbook.com/tips/optimize-proxy-and-render.html

• Import of sequences of images to adapt to 1080 p video layer

  Very new to Photoshop and Lightroom so forgive me if it's made clear... but I exported hand drawn animation of images from Lightroom and their import in the form of sequences of image in Photoshop and can't seem to get the right size to fit the preset HD1080p video layer. I exporting photos from Lightroom to the same 1920 x 1080 pixel dimensions and the sequence of images always comes out smaller than the size of the canvas. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!!!

  OK, the thing is this - when you export your image from Lightroom, you have it set on "Resize to fit" 1920 x 1080. This means that the image will be enlarged or shrunk as much the current report width / height image (no stretch) to fit in the dimensions list. Apparently, your image isn't "in shape" 1920 x 1080. It appears to be from a camera, which probably has a 4:3 aspect ratio. Lightroom is not crop or stretch the image, it just enlarges or reduces evenly so that it fits in the dimensions.

  To solve the problem, go to the Lightroom Develop Module and choose the Crop Tool (R). Then, change the size of the harvest up to 1920 x 1080 (16: 9), and you will see immediately that part of your image will have to be trimmed to fit the desired shape:

  

  Once your image is cut in the shape of 16:9 aspect ratio, the export will completely fill the frame and images will be the full 1920 x 1080 as you hear it.

  I can see your illustrations you might be sacrificing some important parts of the image to crop. It's a sad reality while you work in different proportions. It is always profitable start your work with the image format you want to use for the final production - if you know in advance what will be.

  Mike