• Premiere Pro Sequence Settings

What I was asking is a step before, what sequence settings to choose before I even import my time lapse photos. – 6bytes Sep 23 '13 at 21:10 @6bytes - there are two possible questions here, the one I interpreted you asking is how do you export a sequence you have in Premiere for Youtube.

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For this lesson, I'm using the 03_01 Create a new sequence.prproj file. You can find that with the media associated with this lesson. Just double click on the Premiere Pro CC project file itself to open it in Premiere Pro CC.

When you add clips to a Sequence their frame size and frame rate are automatically adjusted to match the Sequence, so everything will play smoothly. You'll want Sequence settings to match your clips to minimize conversion and maximize playback quality. Let's take a look at those settings. I'm going to create a new Sequence in this project by clicking at the bottom of the Project panel on this New Item menu.

Premiere Pro Sequence Settings

I'm going to go into the list and choose Sequence. And this brings up the New Sequence dialog. The settings for Sequences in Premiere Pro CC are based on camera formats rather than output formats. I'm going to expand the Digital SLR category and I'm going to expand 1080p which is one of the settings that you can get in a DSLR camera and I'm going to choose this one DSLR 1080p30. Choose a preset that matches your original camera material and click OK. I'm going to click on the name of the Sequence that's just being created and let's give this a name.