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Re: Photoshop CS6 Performance in Video-Animation mode?

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What resolution are the still images?  When you use stills as a pan & zoom in a video application, the stills are treated as video, so if they are full res, it's like trying to edit 8K video or higher, and things grind to a halt.  I've done quite a bit of this in various versions of Premiere Pro, and for 1080 presentations, I like to keep stills no larger than 2300 pixels wide.  This reduces system overheads, but perhaps more importantly, prevents you from hose-piping in, out and across the frame, which looks horrible.  I tend to zoom between 2300 to 1080 over five seconds.

 

A little tip:  If you want to add a disolve between your panned and scanned frames, place each new clip on alternate timeline tracks, and overlap them by the length of the disolve, and place a disolve on both ends of both clips.  This prevents the movement suddenly stopping in the disolves, which jars horribly.


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