Scale to Frame Size OR Set to Frame Size

[@JavierMercedes]

Could you tell the difference?

[@jamaljohnson4939]

Javier Mercedes Great videos. I’ve subscribed and have been using your help to make my workout videos. Very helpful

[@RobbScholarTube]

Yes, very slight after youtube compression but noticeable. I appreciate your videos man, solid work.

[@marcusrudd6675]

Honestly no. Now am sad. edit: in the first video that is, the coffee was day and night

[@therainman8703]

Not really due to KZbin but yes I can clearly spot the difference on my system .Assigning set to frame size to a shirt cut is ❤️💪thank you .

[@BelofBabylon]

Yes, and now I know new thing about PP .. thank you!

[@jesscthevision]

Thanks for explaining this! Now that we know "set to frame size" is superior, when would using "scale to frame size" be useful ?

[@Belisiario]

Up

[@barisokan97]

I use it when I have to make some filler videos in a little while. I hit scale to framesize then give every picture a motion from 100 to 110 scale and done. You have a stupid filler video of some pics for a tv show or something. You can use this method as long as your images have same ratio.

[@danilo352]

YESSSSSSSSSS! Dude, my Premiere Pro skills have changed so much since bumping into your channel. I was working with someone the other day and I almost felt like I was showing off by how much more efficient I was than the other guy. YOU played a big role in that. Thankful that you have taken the leap to start a KZbin channel. I’m a better editor because of you.

[@JavierMercedes]

Thank you!

[@DustinGlendinning]

Didn't realize it was rasterizing the footage, thanks for making this. Plus, when exporting and .edl or .xml to other NLEs, set to frame size applies those transformations as effects so the scaling transfers to the new application.

[@lymanmedeiros903]

You've minimized the mundane yak yak that so many others do in their videos. Instead, you go direct to the point. How refreshing! Excellent tutorial. Signed, new subscriber.

[@KarlRock]

Last 3 years I used scale to frame size. FML.

[@harb.salam.official]

Thank you was really helpful 😊✊🏽

[@AfricanSunProductions]

Great. Answered a question I was debating for a while now!

[@SlideWreckDan]

Yooo never using scale to size again 😂 Gonna set and nest from now on. Solid video Javier!!

[@JavierMercedes]

I used it a lot until doing some tests, thanks for stopping by Dan!

[@Noyoniz]

OHHH BEST VIDEO *SUBSCRIBED!*

[@HeroesReforged]

This was such a simple but useful tip. TYSM!

[@christinagowda3626]

Thank you for another great video. You seem to be the only person able to explain it so well. Keep these tutorials coming please!

[@Methodbox]

This blew my mind. We were almost exclusively using Scale to Fram Size 😭😭

[@JavierMercedes]

Blew my mind too after testing it on different types of footage. Thanks Method Boyz!

[@brianmercedes5826]

I need more 8-bit Javi in your tutorials!

[@JavierMercedes]

Ha, thanks Brian, Tha's all Tina, she's been helping me out with graphics.

[@shubhamkothari2709]

Great explanation Javier!!Thanks a ton!!

[@NaruphonPunphairoj]

Thanks, man, explain so clearly. You've saved my life today.

[@ChasePadgett]

VERY HELPFUL! However... what happens if I edit 4k footage but just wanna render to 1080? Is it better to make a 4k timeline and set the export settings to 1080 when I go to render or is it better to 'set to frame size' the 4K footage in a 1080 timeline since I know that's what I'm exporting at? Will they look the same? Also will they edit/playback smoother in the 1080 timeline versus the 4K timeline?

[@nicolajones7734]

Super helpful! After years of using PP, I suddenly questioned the difference. Great examples to help understand the difference

[@andybookann6948]

Man, your video about PR is the most wonderful thing on KZbin

[@JavierMercedes]

Thanks Andy!

[@lemi3d364]

Great video. Thank you. I love your way of explaining things. So technical, and at the same time so easy to understand.

[@JavierMercedes]

ah man, thank so much for the kind words Lemi!

[@Rajsinghvlog77]

thanks sir

[@zacadrienaurel6454]

I love the way you edit your videos. It's evident that you take pride in what you do! Thanks heaps for these very helpful informative videos!

[@JavierMercedes]

Thanks Zac

[@ivanostman]

Love your tutorials. No BS. Strictly to the topic. Like👍

[@poojitha]

What is better, set to OR scale to ?? I am because you say it's 'set to' in 3:50 but 'scale to' in 4:53 . ?? Somebody please clarify.

[@ultimetal]

I can't tell you how much I enjoy your videos. I've learned a TON in the last two days. Your content is greatly appreciated.

[@ultimetal]

Actually I guess I just DID tell you how much I enjoy your videos.

[@erickheyl8293]

Cool!! Honestly I used to just pick whichever one I felt like -- great video!!

[@adamagave]

This was EXACTLY the information I was searching for!! Great video and thank you so much for answering all of my questions. Are there different options to fill the frame based on the width or height of the content? I saw those options in the after-effects clip and not sure if they are also available on Premier? So that a vertical clip would not have the bars on the side and it would automatically figure out the correct scaling

[@AcreVibin]

Yess siiirr, beautiful ❤️

[@mmmmmmmmmm710]

This guy should have more subscribers and views!! Thanks man for your tutorials, tips, and tricks! Don't stop creating good content!

[@bryankjones]

Thanks! Always wondered about this...

[@andreteuber]

Great explanation. Tks!

[@ilan69]

Very helpful Thank you 😍 you are an excellent guide

[@davidhoang6071]

Great video, Javier! Thanks for this!

[@ScottGerke]

Oh man, thank you sooooooo much!!! Dude, you bring so much value to my video world!

[@Raphael_NYC]

As always, awesome explanation.

[@PeachyFlyFishing]

That is awesome, thank you!

[@Steveo89Gaming]

Great video! Thanks for your help!

[@pappysproductions]

That's... you're awesome, my man!

[@panosfpv]

keep coming back to u!!!!

[@joshuakim802]

Very helpful, thank you

[@Krazy_Corn]

Yesssss this sooo goood 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@travisomilner6038]

I have only watched 2 of your videos. But they were so informative I had to not only subscribe but this is my very first youtube comment. Keep up the good work. I'l be watching and learning

[@JavierMercedes]

Ayyyy that’s awesome Traviso! Welcome to the community!

[@jonesy1uk]

Super video! Thanks!

[@watchgabe]

Exactly what I was looking for

[@sudarshanjain737]

Wow, thank you sir for this ♥♥♥

[@abbdiego]

*Javier* I cant wait to see when you blow up ! your content is always spicy and helps me learn a lot! Thank you so much

[@AutumnHathaway]

Another great video Javier!💪 Answering a question I didn't know I needed answering. 😳✌️

[@JavierMercedes]

Thank you Autumn!

[@pierrienevoldsen]

Thanks a lot! A small great tutorial 😀

[@pampazapp4169]

Exacly what I needed to know, thanks

[@ErichuEdits]

thanks for the explanation. I didnt know this

[@OrenArieli]

Sadly, it took me too long to learn this. Thanks for putting it out there.

[@mattiebrownoz]

Nice one mate.

[@Introdigitalarts]

You are a legend man.

[@KittyKat94]

This helped a lot, thank you.

[@revlovemountain]

Super cool video. Thanks for the clear explanation. I've been using set to because someone told me years ago, but I never knew why really. Just a helpful thought for future videos: there seemed to be a lot of plosive pops in the audio. maybe a windscreen or pulling the mic out a bit would help smooth it out a ton I think. Subscribed! Thanks for the tips!

[@rudydoyle]

great explanation

[@JavierMercedes]

thank you!

[@bubediscuss]

JM the man!

[@innocentdotdk]

Thank for solving my confusion about that. After following Peter McC...you know who, i am following you since you give proper explanations like Peter did Two Years ago. Now he is over the Hill, swimming around in his Fame... Merry Christmas from Denmark 😏

[@memevideocom_]

thank you. helped a lot

[@MrAwkwarDmusic]

This is gold!

[@MikeLisii]

Finally a good tutorial with examples. I watched a tutorial about this like 2 years ago and what I remembered was to always use set to frame size. After time I totally forgot the actual difference between them))) BTW Nice tip about shortcut from After Effects. You are probably the first one who talks about importing and having the same shortcut in both apps. Can you please share or make a video of the same shortcut which you use in both apps? Thank you!

[@JackKello]

My friend! Thank you so much, you answered all my questions! LIKE

[@awesomethony]

This is a life saver! Thanks man!

[@daniel_wilkinson]

You can set the option for Premiere to Set or Scale automatically in the media preferences panel, also.

[@andreasmoyseos5980]

Thank you!

[@durgeshkhatri4749]

really good work. I must appreciate your knowledge!

[@JackTse]

thank you

[@JavierMercedes]

Glad I could help!

[@chumcool]

Yes BUT..... If you are just cutting and not color grading or key frame zooming, panning or scanning, etc... and want to do it with ease without your computer choking on large file sizes than... Scale To Frame Size is the way. Lets say you have a ton of 4K footage and are editing on the fly and even proxies are still bogging you down. Change your 4K sequence to a 1080 sequence and then Scale to Size. When your done, Change the 1080 sequence back to a 4K sequence and then highlight all the clips and uncheck Scale To Frame Size. Boom!

[@Belisiario]

Thank you, friend. You are a friend!

[@Belisiario]

Thank you, friend. You are a friend! (2)

[@VicBarry]

Great video Javier. Really well explained and yep. KZbin compression didn’t crush it completely. 🙏

[@JavierMercedes]

Hey thanks so much for stopping by Vic! Hope all is well.

[@VicBarry]

Javier Mercedes all good dude. You?

[@briancrone]

Hey brother, I LOVE your vids! Your comp style often reminds me of Alton Brown's Good Eats! Very informative and VERY entertaining! Subscribed, nice job!

[@NickGrosvenor]

Great bit of info thanks. Keep it up! Set to frame size ✅

[@inthiskingdomTV]

Awesome I must say

[@tennisphotography]

i did not know this....great tip :)

[@Tanoaproductionsfiji]

Pro tip! thank you!

[@danielsan360]

You just saved my project!

[@cwTheDrummist]

This was helpful. Thanks, man!

[@JavierMercedes]

Hey thanks for watching and commenting Chris!

[@ManayTiwari]

Thanks for this. I was using scale to frame size for so long 🥺😓

[@ImageBySteve]

great tip

[@felipfidelis]

Great job with this video! help me a lot to understand

[@allenwandrych]

AMAZING tutorial man! You do such an amazing job explaining every one of your videos and give great examples along the way. Consider me subscribed! Taking what I learned here to help complete my youtube intro!

[@yabedits_official.1]

thank you bro

[@ieltshossein]

Man, thank you 🙏

[@therainman8703]

If possible please make tutorial on Dynamic linking premier pro and AE and what to keep in mind ..😊👍

[@nongamer6]

Wow! Very Good quality Content!

[@PPK_PRODUCTIONS]

Awesome Video

[@MyHimalayanDreams]

Thanks for Tutorial...In my case, the outer black portion is also squeezed.......how should correct/increase the black portion as it is not allowing to fit the entire image on the screen. Pls advice. Thanks in advance.

[@kevinclaudio]

Thanks for making this video!

[@josephroy7019]

Very Helpful!

[@homesmedia]

Thank you this does help, I was curious what is the difference

[@angrybruce4770]

Damn..i was unintentionally using set to frame with guessing it mught be betterm.but now i know the proper reason.thanks man :)

[@thecelloonline]

when you are are scaling up 1080 HD how should I scale up to make video larger? Like if I need to crop out an accidental mic stand or simply want to zoom in on something? I would love to see a video on crop and fit! This was awesome!

[@abdulhamidhilwany]

thanks . now i know what to choose without i uncertain

[@artsingle1]

Thanks a lot ! You explained everything very cool, hello from Ukraine 🙂👍

[@fakechristophbath]

Very helpful, thanks (again) :) Maybe you can help me with one question: I use After Effects' "detail-preserving upscale". However, it really slows down the playback in Premiere Pro. But I guess "Set to frame size" for editing would interfere with "upscaling" ... How do you handle it?

[@mondujar279]

Great video, but what about interpreting footage. Is that set to frame size?

[@tmoss9376]

Very clear. Thank you! I am editing with Premiere Using proxies. I made all the proxies for the project and imported the footage and checked to see that the path to the proxies was correct. THEN I found the new PREMIERE had moved the scale and set to frame. Set to frame was grayed out-only Scale to frame size could be chosen. Whaaaa😟? What am I doing wrong?

[@OssyBrown]

If you're editing on a 4k timeline and imported a smaller size HD footage, wouldn't it be smarter to use "scale to frame size" for the HD footage if you don't have any plans to zoom the footage after scaling?????

[@usmanmajid7837]

This is my question as I'm facing this scenario right now!

[@ephsk0t]

Can you use the effect Transform to adjust the initial Scale so that the Motion Scale stays at 100%?

[@ifanyu9322]

did you the test if the video dimenion is smaller than the sequence? Which one is better?

[@ManiSoft]

thank you. if the set to frame size is the best, why premiere pro has scale to frame size? when i should use that ?

[@JavierMercedes]

In some cases it makes sense, for instance I use it when bulk adding scale attributes to photo montages.