


Let’s say you’re trying to create a slideshow using Premiere Pro. If you’re working with many photos, you can change the default in Preferences > Media > Default Media Scaling. To fix this, I can grab the clip and select Clip > Video Options > Set to Frame Size. For example, if I take a photo with a pixel dimension of 4500×3182 and drag it into a 1920×1080 sequence, I’ll only see a small portion of the photo because it’s very large. When you bring a photo into a Premiere Pro sequence, it will automatically retain its original size. Knowing the ins and outs of how to properly control stills will speed up your workflow and boost confidence in your projects. Even if you’ve already mastered working with video clips in Premiere, still images can throw you a curveball. Working with photos in Premiere Pro can be confusing, especially if you’re new to the program. In this video tutorial, learn how you can improve your video editing by using these five tips for incorporating still images.
