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Adobe CS5 Production Premium Panasonic AVCCAM
frame rates in 1080 mode, including 60i and 50i, as well as 24p, 25p, and 30p, depending on the
model and region.
AVCCAM cameras record AVCHD at various quality levels; the highest record 1080 footage as full-
raster 1920x1080. Lower-quality seings record the footage as 1440x1080 with a pixel aspect ratio
of 1.333, also called “anamorphic”.
If you recorded footage at the lower quality HE, HN, or HF modes, select the Anamorphic preset. If
you recorded in HG, HA, or PH modes, do not select the Anamorphic preset.
• For 1080/60i footage (HE, HN, or HF), choose AVCHD 1080i30 (60i) Anamorphic.
• For 1080/60i footage (HG, HA, or PH), choose AVCHD 1080i30 (60i).
• For 1080/50i footage (HE, HN, or HF), choose AVCHD 1080i25 (50i) Anamorphic.
• For 1080/50i footage (HG, HA, or PH), choose AVCHD 1080i25 (50i).
24p, 25p, and 30p footage may only be recorded in full-raster PH mode, so do not select an
Anamorphic preset.
• For 1080/24p footage, choose AVCHD 1080p24.
• For 1080/25p footage, choose AVCHD 1080p25.
• For 1080/30p footage, choose AVCHD 1080p30.
720p -- the sequence presets for 720p footage are contained in a single folder (see Fig. 1 above).
As with 1080 footage, choose the preset which best matches your footage. All recording modes are
full-raster, non-anamorphic.
• For 720/60p footage, choose AVCHD 720p60.
• For 720/50p footage, choose AVCHD 720p50.
• For 720/30p footage, choose AVCHD 720p30.
• For 720/25p footage, choose AVCHD 720p25.
• For 720/24p footage, choose AVCHD 720p24.
Importing Footage Into Adobe Premiere Pro
ere are three ways to import AVCHD data into Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. (You may import footage
before creating a sequence. However, it is recommended to create a sequence rst.)
e Media Browser
e best method for importing AVCHD les is using the Media Browser panel. You will see a list
of your storage devices; clicking on the
arrow next to each leer will reveal the
folders on that drive. Navigate by clicking
the disclosure triangles to a drive or folder
containing a AVCHD PRIVATE folder
(“twirling to a folder”) – or to an SD card
itself if mounted on the system – and in
the sub-panel immediately to the right,
thumbnails of your clips will appear.
e video contents will appear when you
reach the PRIVATE folder level; navigating
further into the PRIVATE folder is not
necessary.