QUOTE(cgm66 @ Jan 24 2006, 08:12 PM)
Premiere 6.0 e 6.5 non supportano il .jpg.
A me non risulta. Per provare ho appena aperto un nuovo progetto in premiere
6.5, importato un jpeg della d70 (3008x200) nella finestra project e incollato
nella timeline. Nessun problema.
L'help, alla voce Importing Clips, riporta
You can import clips into Premiere as a single clip, multiple clips, or an entire folder of clips directly into the Project window. If you want to examine a clip before importing it into the project, open the clip in a Clip window and then move the clip to the Project or Timeline window. Clips cannot exceed 4000 x 4000 pixels. If the software you use to create art does not let you specify pixels as a unit of measure, specifying points may be sufficient. If the file does not include pixel aspect ratio information, Premiere uses the Interpretation Rules.txt file, which can be customized, to determine the pixel aspect ratio based on codecs, image sizes, and other parameters.
By default, Premiere alters the size and aspect ratio of a video clip or still image to match that of the video frame you specified for your project. Premiere displays images with the correct frame aspect ratio in the Monitor and Trim windows. For more information on aspect ratios, see About D1, DV, and various pixel aspect ratios.
Premiere can import a number of video and audio formats.
Video formats:
Type 2 AVI, MOV, and Open DML (Windows only)
Note: Type 1 AVI clips must be rendered before they can be previewed from your DV device. To render a Type 1 AVI clip, add it to the Timeline in a DV project, and build a preview file of that section of the Timeline.
Audio formats:
AVI, MOV, AIFF, WAV (Windows only), the Macintosh Sound Format, (Mac OS only), and Sound Designer I & II (Mac OS only)
Still-image and sequence formats:
AI and AI sequence, PSD and PSD sequence, GIF and animated GIF, Filmstrip, JPEG, PICT and PICT sequence, TGA and TGA sequence, TIFF and TIFF sequence, PCX (Windows only), FLC/FLI (Windows only), BMP and BMP sequence (Windows only), and PICS animations (Mac OS only)
File format support is provided by plug-in software modules. Over time, additional or updated file formats may be available from Adobe or other manufacturers, such as QuickTime.