5d Mark II Premiere Pro cs3 Render Settings

Testing a 5d Mark II video rendered with Premiere Pro cs3's Media Encoder. All settings explained in the video.

This is an outtake from Kelsey's Music Video Shoot.

The video is first converted to cineform's .mov using cineform neoscene... www.cineform.com to download a free fully functional 7 day trial...then edited on the pMac with Premiere Pro cs3 and rendered with the settings shown in the video.

Huge thanks to Sébastien B. on vimeo for posting up his "tedious workflow" because I'm not sure I'd EVER have figured this stuff out without it.
http://www.vimeo.com/2641870

I still plan to try out proxy files as well.

-Adam

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 5d Mark II
• Premiere Pro cs3
• Adobe Media Encoder
• Kelsey Mathews

[zotertot]

Thx for those settings man, gotta tweek them a bit to use them in CS4 with my 50fps 7D footage but I will get there soon enough, thanks :)

[adam75south]

@zotertot

glad i could help even a little bit. it's really a process to get those settings to come out just right. i think it took me 2 days before i finally rendered it the way i did.....pre 1080p youtube days haha

[hotty198]

great laugh

[adam75south]

yea, i call that the injured donkey laugh.

[zotertot]

@adam75south I was trying to render with a .MOV extention but it failed so horribly it just made me cry.

So I just started looking on youtube and then I found this, its the best :D

[TheL3andre]

she is so beautiful. WOW! :)

[adam75south]

@y0r00t

that's me laughing behind the camera, not her.

[OxnardGamer]

shes hot

[bobseyeview21]

wow she has a terrible voice. =p

[hotty198]

Heeeeeh heeeeh heeeeh heeeeh she is cute though.