Converting Tiff. Files into a Quicktime Mov. sequence

[benr25537105]

Using After Effects how do I convert a set of Tiff. sequential images into a Quicktime MOV. format?

[Rick Gerard]

Unless you are adding specific effects this will work faster in Premiere Pro.   Just make sure that you interpret correct frame rate.

[benr25537105]

Thanks for the response Rick. I have tried it on Adobe CC, matched the frame rate and it seems to be exporting the tiffs at an incredibly slow rate, I am not sure how to proceed...

[Roei Tzoref]

What are your export settings? For a Quicktime container - "Animation" will probably give you the fastest render time. Note that this is not a playback format.

[Rick Gerard]

Render time for an image sequence depends entirely on the size of the sequence in the format you're choosing.  I have seen many people take 50 megapixel raw image sequences from a DSLR and try to render H.264 MP4 files at 1080 resolution and that will take a very long time.

Without specific project and system details there is no way to know if your render times are excessive.

[benr25537105]

I've found the source of the issue, the baseline FPS is set at the increment '1PS'. I've found if I right click I can select 'modify' to change the setting to 25FPS which I originally shot. However as I dragged the large Tiff. file onto the timeline it won't allow me to modify it to alter the indeterminate FPS. So at the moment when I export the Tiff file it is 25 times slower than what I want. Thank you for the responses guys its really helpful.

[Szalam]

Change your composition settings in AE or your sequence settings in Premiere. (I'm not sure which one you're using at this point.)

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi BenR,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble. Did you ever solve this issue? For the benefit of others, can you please let us know if you solved this issue or not? If so, how?

Thanks,

Kevin