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Originally Posted by Zholl
Oh, btw, can Premier resize all of the images to something more usable? I've been using a Rebel XT DSLR camera to take these, and the pictures are all a lot bigger than my monitor, but resizing 1000+ pictures is a pain.
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*flies in* WHOOSH!!!
Why yes kind sir! Premiere can resize your video clips and much more! After you set the frame rate of the image sequence file in your bin by right clicking and going to interpret footage (Attachment 01) you then import it into your timeline. Then highlight the footage in the time line, open the effect controls panel/tab and you can scale your footage there!! (attachment 02) Whoo hoo!! If its lagging for you just smack ENTER on your keyboard and premiere will make a video preview file for you and the bar at the top of the timeline will turn green. If that's not what you want then just render that baby out as a .mov with an animation codec so there is no compression loss and re import it back into premiere.
My work here is done.
*flies off* WHOOSH!! "Llamas away!!"
ok so superheros are on my mind