aguia Active member Mar 23, 2011 #1 Has anyone tried D7000 material direct into Premiere Pro CS5? Anyone willing to email me a file sample so I can try it on my PP CS5 system?
Has anyone tried D7000 material direct into Premiere Pro CS5? Anyone willing to email me a file sample so I can try it on my PP CS5 system?
AndrewGentle Well-known member Mar 23, 2011 #2 It should be able to handle it fairly easily. Why not try DPReview's samples?
robbie75vr Active member Mar 23, 2011 #3 I work everyday with d7000 and Premiere pro CS5, no problems at all, direct playback with no rendering.
I work everyday with d7000 and Premiere pro CS5, no problems at all, direct playback with no rendering.
aguia Active member Mar 23, 2011 #4 bingo! AndrewGentle said: It should be able to handle it fairly easily. Why not try DPReview's samples? Click to expand...
bingo! AndrewGentle said: It should be able to handle it fairly easily. Why not try DPReview's samples? Click to expand...
basspig Veteran Mar 25, 2011 #5 It even opens in Premiere Pro CS3, which I use. A little sluggish playing, but it renders beautifully.
It even opens in Premiere Pro CS3, which I use. A little sluggish playing, but it renders beautifully.
roxics Veteran Mar 25, 2011 #6 I agree with others. But if you want it to playback smoothly on slower systems you should first convert it to Cineform 4:2:2 using Neoscene.
I agree with others. But if you want it to playback smoothly on slower systems you should first convert it to Cineform 4:2:2 using Neoscene.
bumkicho Well-known member Mar 25, 2011 #7 roxics said: convert it to Cineform 4:2:2 using Neoscene. Click to expand... +1
aguia Active member Mar 25, 2011 #8 I tried some test clips. Opens, plays and cuts effortlessly and native on my PP CS5 system.