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Yes, I can adjust the scale width in Premiere, but I'm looking for the long-term solution if anyone has it (I would rather not re-scale every image I bring in...)

well that's what it is... scaling... just do it horizontally and not vertically. Believe me, if the solution were that simple, this problem would not exist. This appears to be a function of Premiere, not Photoshop. I know that the files I'm bringing in are 720x480; the change is happening when they...

I'm not really in front of a computer with Premiere on it at the moment... RTFM? Yikes--no need to jump on me. I've been using Premiere for many years now and I've never had this problem or had to seek a similar solution. And you've never resized an image? :shock: Not outside of working with the sc...

BasharOfTheAges wrote:I'm not really in front of a computer with Premiere on it at the moment... RTFM?

Yikes--no need to jump on me. I've been using Premiere for many years now and I've never had this problem or had to seek a similar solution.

Huh. Apparently not. The images come out of Photoshop looking normal, no matter what formats I choose. I'm thinking this is a Premiere issue, not a Photoshop one. I've also tried to import raw 720x480 screencaps that haven't been through Photoshop and Premiere has compressed those as well.

BasharOfTheAges wrote:You can manually divide the width of your stills by 0.9 in premiere as a quick fix if you want (don't forget to uncheck the box that constrains proportions).

How would I go about doing this? It's not hidden in one of the many "Video Effects," I'm assuming...

In addition, the problem doesn't apply just to Photoshop files. I've exported frames from the project and re-imported them and they too have been automatically resized.

Are the images Photoshop files with set PAR values? Yes. From what you've described, it seems like they must be set to PAR 1.0 instead of 0.9, but I don't know offhand where to address this (it seems more like an export setting than an "Image" setting, but if you happen to know exactly, do tell...).

Yes. Again, this just applies to the images. It imports video just fine.

BasharOfTheAges wrote:

-kari- wrote: I began a new project and selected the "Scale clips..." but it still had no effect. What would you recommend changing in the settings?

The default resolution...

...which is 720x480. It brings in videos fine, but, for whatever reason, resizes any and all images.