Lightroom and Premiere

I am trying to use the Catalog feature of Lightroom as teh front door to my graphics applications. So, is it possible to export images and videos from Lightroom 4 to either Premiere Elements, or Premiere Pro. Since I have Cloud membership I could move to Premiere Pro.

When you export an image from Lr it becomes usable for any program (not only Adobe's) that can read the file format in question.
Exporting means creating a duplicate image with the Lr edits written into the pixels.
If you were thinking if the programs you mentioned could read the Lr edits without first exporting the image, the answer is "it depends".
As you know, Lr saves everything you do in Lr in its database (= catalog).
This catalog can only be read by Lr, by no other program.
But you have the option in Lr - in addition to the saving in the catalog - to <save metadata to file>.
When you do this Adobe Bridge will be able to display an image with the Lr edits, but I don't know if the programs you mentioned can read the metadata saved by Lr to file.

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Color Differences between Lightroom and Premiere Pro

I have been making color adjustments to movie clips in Photoshop or Lightroom (both of which do a great job), but when I bring the clips into Premiere Pro or Premiere Elements the colors are not the same as what I was seing in the other programs. It is as if the programs are using different color profiles. How do I resolve this problem?

bryanbrowne1 wrote:
I have been making color adjustments to movie clips in Photoshop or Lightroom (both of which do a great job), but when I bring the clips into Premiere Pro or Premiere Elements the colors are not the same as what I was seing in the other programs. It is as if the programs are using different color profiles. How do I resolve this problem?
Photoshop and Lightroom are designed for still photography. Still photographers use a color managed workflow that in general ends in a paper print. Since printers/inks/papers can in general display a wider gamut than computer monitors can display, we use tools manage it, such as soft proofing. The efficient way to control this is through ICC profiles of the printer/ink/paper combinations, of which there are thousands. Thus Photoshop and Lightroom and other still photography tools are esentially required to be color managed.
PPro and film/video have decidedly different requirements. The video workflow ends in a light source display (projection, HDTV, or web video, all are light sources, where a pigment ink print is a reflective source, which has entirely different characteristics). These end displays are not variable workspace displays. HDTV displays only in REC.709 workspace, its gamut, contrast, etc. are tightly defined. Web video uses the sRGB workspace. Etc.
I'm just sayin' that still photography and video have very different requirements. Trying to force still photography methods onto a video workflow is bound to be difficult and full of problems, as you have found.
The answer to your "How do I resolve this problem" question is perhaps to use the still photography tools for still photography, and the video tools for video. A stills workflow for stills, and a video workflow for video.
A video workflow implies doing color correction and color grading on external monitors that natively support the target work space (Rec.709 in the case of HDTV, Blu-ray, or DVD output [OK, technically DVD uses SDTV's REC.601 work space, but 709 is "close enough" that you can get by in all but the most critical applications]). IOW, use a production monitor, or at least an HDTV (calibrated of course), to judge final output.
Trying to color correct video on a computer monitor is just asking for trouble. As you well know by now.
A good place to start learning the video way of things when it comes to color correction and grading is Alexis Van Hurkman's Color Correction Handbook. Highly recommended; it answered questions that I didn't know enough to ask yet. Might for you too, IDK.

Can I not buy one plan for Photo AND Video editing? (i.e. Photosop/Lightroom and Premiere Pro/After Effects)

I need photo and video editing...but obviously don't want to pay for 2 separate plans. Also, it looks like with the single app plan you couldn't even get Premiere/After Effects (for instance) together for $20 a month, just one or the other? I've searched around the website but could use some additional clarification please. Thanks,
Cooper Epps

Adobe has 2 bundles, Photography and Everything, and single programs... but no other bundles that I know about... Creative Cloud pricing and membership plans | Adobe Creative Cloud

I want to sell my Canon EOS 6D with bundled Lightroom and Elements. May the purchaser use the bundle

I want to sell my Canon EOS 6D with bundled Lightroom and Premiere Elements. May the purchusar use the bundled software?

In researching the issue I read that to edit in raw you need a camera model requirement of at least 7.3 which only works with CS6.
That is correct. Your camera was first supported by Camera Raw 7.3. Camera Raw 7.3 will not work with CS5. You need CS6 or CC.
Being new to all this I see that my options are to upgrade to CS6 or convert by using DNG converter and paying a monthly fee. Two things I know nothing about and don't know which is would be more beneficial.
I'd appreciate any advise on which route to go and how upgrade and what it may cost.
It all depends on your preferred workflow and your budget.
Using the DNG converter is free. There is no monthly fee. You use the converter to convert all Raw files from the EOS 6D to DNGs then edit the DNGs in CS5. That's an extra step every time - every photo. Some people don't like the extra step. Others don't mind.
Camera raw, DNG | Adobe Photoshop CC
Or you can upgrade to CS6 (non-Cloud) and pay the upgrade fee
Creative Suite 6
Or join the Cloud and pay the monthly fee
Or join the Photoshop Photography Program (US9.99/month) and get PS CC+LR

Drag and drop from Lightroom into Premiere doesn't work in Windows

I recently switched from OSX to Windows and noticed that in Windows, I'm unable to drag and drop from LIghtroom into Premiere. In OSX, it worked fine.
I do this a lot because it's a time saver. I basically use lightroom to find the photo or video clip I need for my editing project and then just drag in right on to the Premiere timeline. Now I have to do the extra step in Lightroom of "show in explorer", then drag the file from explorer to Premiere. Not really a big deal but just curious why it works in OSX and not Windows.
I'm running latest Windows 8.1, Lightroom 5.4, Camera Raw 8.4, and Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2 (33)
-Pete

Hi Pete,
You can obtain scripts here:
http://www.robcole.com/Rob/ProductsAndServices/MiscLrPlugins#MiscScripts
You'll have to edit lua code to adapt for Premiere. Not that hard really (e.g. clone, then change the script name and path to executable..), but may be too intimidating for some folks. If you are one of those folks, go for the plugin instead - it's usable via GUI - no lua code - can probably accomplish the same thing.
http://www.robcole.com/Rob/ProductsAndServices/OpenInWhateverLrPlugin
Let me know (outside the forum please) if problems - thanks,
Rob

Lightroom to Premiere Pro

In Bridge and Elements Organizer 4.0 I can simply select a photo and drag and drop the image into Premiere Pro 2.0. It is a very handy feature when having to work with a lot of photos in videos. In Lightroom this functionality seems to be lost. Is there possibly a setting that I am missing? I like many of the features of Lightroom and would like to use it, but it sure would be nice to fix a photo then just drag and drop it into Premiere rather than fix it in Lightroom then find it with Bridge and drag and drop.
Thanks,
Ryan

Great, thanks for the notes.
I obviously have a lot to learn about how LR handles files.
John, your suggestion of using the Export Actions Folder worked pretty well. I can't put PP in their as it tries to open it as a project and not an import, but I stuck Bridge CS3 in there and it opens right up allowing me to drag to my hearts content.
Thanks to you all!
Ryan

Will Lightroom and Photoshop CC work with Indesign/Illustrator/etc from older versions of CS installed on my Mac?

if I subscribe to the Photo plan, will Lightroom and Photoshop CC output work with Indesign/Illustrator/etc from older versions of CS installed on my Mac?

I currently have premiere cs4 and cs5 installed and have had no problems. I have noted on the forums here that some people were reporting problems. So the only way to realy know is make the plunge. I'm running win 7 pro.

DVD Rendering and Burning: differences between Premiere Pro and Premiere Elements

I am landscape photogapher and wish to either create slide shows in Premerie or import them to Premiere from H264 1080 quicktime files generated by Ligthroom 3. I do not do frame by frame video editing. My only goal in using Premiere is to be able to render and/or burn DVD's and eventually Bluetooh compatible DVD's for play back on commercial flat panel TV's, e.g., Samsung flat panel dvd's.
Are the DVD rendering and burning capablity of Pemiere CS5 Pro and Premiere 9 Elements equivalent , i.e, are that both as likely to produce DVD's that render with natural color on commercial flat panel TV's?
My prior experience is that my Lightroom generated 1080, H264 quicktime movies have perfectly natural color on Mac LCD and other computer monitors but see very over saturated color on commecial flat panel tv's.
Discussions with Adobe tech support folks are contradictory on this matter.

The main differences between the authoring capabilities (the assembly of DVD/BD, navigation and Menus, plus burning) of Encore (the authoring program, that ships and installs with PrPro) and PrE 9 are:
1.) Encore is a full-featured authoring program, offering a lot more power and flexibility, but at the expense of having to do it "by hand," where PrE 9 is very limited in the navigation that can be employed, and it uses Menu Sets for that automation. Though PSD's, like the Menus in Encore, they have many special aspects, that must be considered, when doing any customization.
     A.) In Encore, one can create almost all sorts of navigation in the DVD/BD, limited almost exclusively to the limits imposed by the DVD, or BD specs.
     B.) PrE 9 will allow Autoplay, with no Menu, or will automatically create Scene Menus, per the Chapter Markers that you add - and that is ALL. There will      be no Into AV material. No Subtiltes. No supplemental Audio streams. Only linear navigation, or no navigation.
     C.) Menus for Encore are much more easily customized, where there are some major conventions in those from PrE, that MUST be addressed.
2.) Encore can Burn an Image (ISO) - no Image in PrE, and can Burn a BD to Folder, which cannot be done in PrE - only for DVD.
3.) Encore offers the capability to adjust Layer Breaks for DL discs.
4.) Encore allows one to adjust the Burn speed, and in PrE, one is stuck with the "fastest" based on the speed of the media + the burner
5.) Encore allows output to a Flash delivery with pretty much full navigation.
6.) Encore allows for changes in the Subpicture Highlight Color Sets, and PrE will only do that, with some Menu Set editing.
7.) Encore offers a SlideShow feature, but I feel that it is rudimentary and limited, and assemble mine in PrPro, then go to Encore for authoring.
8.) Encore is a separate program, though interfaces with PrPro with ADL (Adobe Dynamic Link), and is NOT available as a stand-alone any more - only with      PrPro.
There are probably more differences, and some of the above might not make any difference to you. Things can probably be summed up as: Encore = great power and flexibility, but with things being done manually, and PrE lacks the power and flexibility, but is semi-automatic, so probably easier to use on simple Projects.
Good luck, and hope this helps you make the decision,
Hunt
[Edit] Sorry that some of the formatting for the Outline did not translate well. Gotta' explore the Outline formatting in the editing screen more, 'cause it would probably have fixed things. Sorry about that.

Photoshop Elements 13 and Premiere, Mac , Purchased and says invalid codes??

Hi, I just purchased the bundle for PSE13 and Premiere and when I went to download it there was no option for the mac, it just talks about 64 bit etc, so i downloaded the trial versions for mac and went to put in my purchased codes and both applications say that I have invalid codes. Would I have purchased the wrong bundle by accident?
Also I tried chat and it says no one is available now, are they offline for a few days over the Christmas period?
Thanks
Sara

you should have purchased serial numbers.
if you have those, just download the correct programs using the below links.
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Photoshop Elements: 13 |12 | 11, 10 | 9,8,7 win | 8 mac | 7 mac
Lightroom: 5.7| 5 | 4 | 3
Captivate: 8 | 7 | 6 | 5
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(Photoshop and Premiere Elements 9.0) + (Photoshop cs5 extended) installed all at once any issues?

Hello,
1. I have Photoshop and Premiere Elements 9.0 currently installed. I would like to download and try Photoshop cs5 extended. I know they have different Camera Raw versions and other items different. Will they conflict with each other in any way? Will the newer camera raw support for Photoshop cs5 extended break the older camera raw support in Photoshop and Premiere Elements 9.0?
2. Was also thinking about downloading and checking out Lightroom trial, would the organizer in Photoshop and Premiere Elements 9.0 conflict at all with the bridge or whatever is used in Lightroom?
3. I love the quick touch ups and teeth whitening etc I can do in Photoshop Elements 9.0, is there a comparable tool in Photoshop cs5 extended or Lightroom? I mean I am sure you can do anything in Photoshop if you're good enough at it. But I like that in Photoshop Elements 9.0, it has the dummy version where I simply point highlight and click.
Thank you for your time,
J

Thank you Barbara B.,
Do you know if there is a basic reference somewhere on adobe for performing tasks on both pieces of software? Thanks to you I know how to replace the teeth whitening function, but what about for instance the "slimming" tool, or the eye lash darkening tool etc? I know I can google each tool I am sure. But is there a single "bible" like reference for the various commands or tool functions shared between the two? Are there any books you recommend etc?
Thank you for your time,
J

Using Lightroom and PSE6....can I....

turn off everything in PSE6 except editing mode?
All my cataloging and file handling will be done in Lightroom and most of my editing..just extreme touchups in Elements and slide show creations to be exported to Premiere.
Again...anyway to turn off the cataloging aspect of PSE6?
Thanks in advance!

No problem, my pleasure. Like you, i do all my printing from LR. When i edit in PSE6, i save the final image and then drop back into LR to print the image. When printing in PSE6 you should not have to save before printing as far as i know. Tnx. <[email protected]> schreef in bericht news:[email protected].. > Thanks Guido...I figured out how to go straight to editing as you > suggested before I saw your reply, but additionally thank you for the > reminder on the "save" command. > > I'm having trouble printing from PS6 now. Do you have to save the image > being worked on before it will print in PSE6? You don't have to do that in > LR and I've gotten spoiled. > > I've been shooting raw for over a year, but I recently bought a Sony A700 > (like the one the chairman of Adobe admits he uses) and the jpeg's I can > get from it need so little pp that I've gone back to shooting 85% camera > produced jpegs so I line em up quickly in LR and maybe 5% of the ones I > intend to keep need a bit of PP. > > Thanks again for your help!

Hello! I purchased a month package on Lightroom and Photoshop adobe a few months ago. The problem is that when I took this contract in a year, so, my computer broke down and I have not been downloaded programs. Now I have bought a new computer but how do

Hello! I purchased a month package on Lightroom and Photoshop adobe a few months ago. The problem is that when I took this contract in a year, so, my computer broke down and I have not been downloaded programs. Now I have bought a new computer but how do I get access to desssa two programs.

Downloads available:
Suites and Programs: CC 2014 | CC | CS6 | CS5.5 | CS5 | CS4 | CS3
Acrobat: XI, X | 9,8 | 9 standard
Premiere Elements: 12 | 11, 10 | 9, 8, 7
Photoshop Elements: 12 | 11, 10 | 9,8,7
Lightroom: 5.6| 5 | 4 | 3
Captivate: 8 | 7 | 6 | 5
Contribute: CS5 | CS4, CS3
Download and installation help for Adobe links
Download and installation help for Prodesigntools links are listed on most linked pages. They are critical; especially steps 1, 2 and 3. If you click a link that does not have those steps listed, open a second window using the Lightroom 3 link to see those 'Important Instructions'.

Bought photoshop elements 13 and premiere elements 13 bundled. Only downloading photoshop

bought photoshop elements 13 and premiere elements 13 bundled. Only downloading photoshop.

Downloadable installation files available:
Suites and Programs: CC 2014 | CC | CS6 | CS5.5 | CS5 | CS4, CS4 Web Standard | CS3
Acrobat: XI, X | 9,8 | 9 standard
Premiere Elements: 13 | 12 | 11, 10 | 9, 8, 7 win | 8 mac | 7 mac
Photoshop Elements: 13 |12 | 11, 10 | 9,8,7 win | 8 mac | 7 mac
Lightroom: 5.7.1| 5 | 4 | 3
Captivate: 8 | 7 | 6 | 5.5, 5
Contribute: CS5 | CS4, CS3
Download and installation help for Adobe links
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When Premier Pro is installed, Lightroom and Photoshop become unstable

I have a brand-new HP Z620 workstation. The CPU is a Xeon E5 2690 v2. Current RAM installers 32 gigs. Operating system is Windows 7 professional. I used Lightroom, Photoshop and premiere Pro on the previous system that uses same OS without issue. On the HP Z620with all this software installed and Lightroom open some unusual behavior is observed. When I select an image and then right-click the image and select "edit in Photoshop CS6" Lightroom should stay where it is but instead jumps from my right hand monitor to my left hand monitor. I uninstalled and reinstalled Lightroom several times even installing previous version but the symptoms didn't change. When I uninstalled and reinstalled Photoshop the symptoms disappeared and normal behavior is observed. Somehow during the Photoshop uninstall premiere Pro was also installed and when I reinstalled it the abnormal behavior described above has returned.
The graphics card is an Nvidia Quadro K 4000. I have e-mailed Nvidia tech support about 15 times and they have made a number of suggestions. None of the suggestions improve the situation and they finally have told me that there card cannot be the cause of this weird software behavior.
I have tried swapping monitor cables on the video card with no success.
I have other plug-ins for Lightroom from NIK and OnOne that do not cause this unusual behavior.
thanks for your time and please help,
Larry Garvey

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How do I maintain print quality resolution when using both Lightroom and Photoshop?

I usually edit only in LIghtroom, but in this recent photoshoot, the woman's skirt lining was peeking out and I need to photoshop it out. When I try to do this and save it in Photoshop, the file size drops dramatically and I'm guessing the picture quality. I also tried to right-click on the picture in Lightroom and choose "Edit in" photoshop, but Photoshop told me I couldn't use the clone tool unless I changed from 16 bit color depth to 8 bit because it had limited support for 16 bit. I know there has to be a way to do this. Any ideas? By the way, I am using LIghtroom 3.6 and an old Photoshop Elements 5.0.

Isacksen
I am not completely convinced that your Premiere Elements 7 project settings are not at the core of your problems.
1. You say that you have 1280 x 720 at X progressive frames per second (probably .mov) from a Canon camera and presumed 1920 x 1080 16:9 .mts @ 29.97 interlaced frames per second (aka 60i). What are you setting as the project preset in the new project dialog? Are you just OK'd it and accepting the default which would be NTSC DV Standard (720 x 480)?
2. As for versions 11 and 12 helping you out with an automatic project preset, sometimes it does it OK and sometimes it does not. So, that feature is not a given cure all for an inappropriate project preset. Whatever the Premiere Elements version, you need to know the properties of your source media and set the project preset accordingly or make sure the program is doing it right. And, when you have a Timeline with a mixed of formats, you need to set priorities.
Is the .mov and .mts both affected by the issue or just one?
Three things to look at:
a. The quality of just the 1280 x 720 in a Premiere Elements 7 project set for
NTSC
HDV
HDV 720p30
b. The quality of just the1920 x 1080 in a Premiere Elements 7 project set for
NTSC
AVCHD
Full HD 1080p30
c. Then look at the quality of both brought into a Premiere Elements 7 project set for
NTSC
AVCHD
Full HD 1080p30
Please consider. And, if you decide to check out the above, please let us know the outcome.
Thank you.
ATR

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