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DSLR workflow for ideal render and export

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I recently completed my first 5 minute project in Premiere Pro CS6 with great results.  The source material is a Canon 7D, and I'm working with unconverted native files.  Unfortunately, as the project had color-correction with Magic Bullet looks, filters like sharpening, and layers to "blur" certain elements on-screen, the initial compressed h264 export took nearly 7 hours.

 

A bit of research led me to realize I was better off exporting a "master" and converting outside of Premiere Pro.  So, what would be the best way to proceed?

 

Should I render my timeline and then choose export with "match sequence settings" and "use previews"?  Should I not pre-render and instead export only with "match sequence settings"?  If I do pre-render and use previews, will the resulting quality be the same as if I render while exporting?

 

Or is there another way?  Could I create preview files with ProRes and export to ProRes?

 

Thanks for helping out a thrilled PP convert.


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