Best preset sequence for Adobe Premiere CS5?

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Matthew Notes

I am filming with a Canon Rebel T3i using a Canon ef75-300mm lens. I want to know what will be the best format to use as far as selecting which preset sequence setting I should use in Adobe Premiere CS5. The video dimensions playback size is 1920 × 1080. The videos I am filming are going to most likely be for YouTube since they are music videos and maybe DVDs. Please let me know if you need further information.

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There's no existing preset listed with the dimension & framerate? :huh:

The videos I am filming are going to most likely be for YouTube since they are music videos and maybe DVDs
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None of this matters until you're finished editing, and you are ready to start making exports. Different exports are made for different needs, so you can end up with a final export for DVD, another for BluRay, another for web-devices, etc.

The only important thing right now, is creating a Project file which has the same settings as the majority of your footage. From what I understand, CS5 can handle DSLR footage natively so you should be able to get going with your editing as soon as you've picked a preset with the matching size & fps... and since that's in CS4, I can't imagine it's not in CS5.
 
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Great this helped a lot and I understood. The only question I have is pertained to this...

Zensteve said:
From what I understand, CS5 can handle DSLR footage natively so you should be able to get going with your editing as soon as you've picked a preset with the matching size & fps... and since that's in CS4, I can't imagine it's not in CS5.
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How can I figure out what the fps is for the footage I shot? In the properties I can see the dimensions but not fps?
 
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