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Bruce Pelley August 16th, 2011 07:42 PM

Picture size limit when importing a still?
 
Hi All,

In CS 3.2 I'm trying to find out how much I need to crop some pictures taken with a Canon D-90 (12+MP).

What are the dimensions in pixels/cut-off for importing stills from that source?

Failed with Adobe help.

Thanks

Chris Hurd August 16th, 2011 09:44 PM

Re: Picture size limit when importing a still?
 
Canon doesn't make a D-90. Are you referring to a Nikon D90?

Adam Gold August 17th, 2011 12:21 AM

Re: Picture size limit when importing a still?
 
CS3 hates stills, and especially hates them if they're bigger than necessary. Anything bigger than 1920 x 1080 is bigger than necessary unless you are zooming or panning or otherwise doing motion with your stills. And a word to the wise... png is the format Premiere likes best.

I learned all of this the hard way.

Jeff Pulera August 17th, 2011 01:18 PM

Re: Picture size limit when importing a still?
 
I believe with CS3, 4000x4000 is the largest acceptable size to import a still. If you want to pan/zoom around in the still to add motion, you can benefit from the larger size, but if you just need a static shot, then definitely scale down to video size or you will bog down the works with the oversized stills

Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers

Ann Bens August 17th, 2011 02:32 PM

Re: Picture size limit when importing a still?
 
Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 * Import files

Bruce Pelley August 18th, 2011 10:35 AM

Re: Picture size limit when importing a still?
 
Whoops! Sorry, yes I meant to say Nikon not Canon.

Thanks for all of your involvement.

I can now import pictures however, after editing .... when exporting them (added color matte + title) when viewed the quality had suffered greatly. Very unfavorable compared to the original.

Don't have full-blown Photoshop so I was trying to make do.

What can be done to dramatically improve the output?

What export settings/format et. al. are best for a edited still?


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