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Bulls-eye

by REDDESK·Workflow

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Why we like it

Bulls-eye earns its place in the Adobe Exchange library as a focused, single-purpose tool that does one thing: move an image clip's anchor point to center in a single click.

What is Bulls-eye?

Bulls-eye is an extension for Premiere Pro from REDDESK that centers the anchor point of a selected image clip. Select the clip, click the button, and the anchor point is set to the middle.

It also supports data with alpha, so it can place the anchor in the middle of the non-transparent area rather than the whole frame. The tool works with image data only, and PSD files are not supported.

This is version 1.0.0, released as a new build and last updated on February 12, 2024. It's compatible with Premiere Pro 23.0 and later. Within the Adobe Exchange library, Bulls-eye earns its place as a focused, single-purpose utility that handles one adjustment, recentering an image clip's anchor point, without extra steps.

Who is Bulls-eye best for?

Bulls-eye is best for premiere Pro editors who need to recenter the anchor point on image clips, including clips with alpha.

How much does Bulls-eye cost?

Bulls-eye is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Sets a selected image clip's anchor point to its center
  • Operates from a single button click
  • Supports image data that includes alpha
  • Centers the anchor within the non-transparent area
  • Compatible with Premiere Pro 23.0 and later
  • Works with image data only (PSD not supported)

Tags

#Premiere Pro#anchor point#image clip#alpha#REDDESK#workflow#extension

Frequently asked questions

Does Bulls-eye work with Premiere Pro 23?

Bulls-eye works with Premiere Pro version 23.0 and later. If you're running that release or a newer one, the extension can set a selected image clip's anchor point to its center. Compatibility with older versions of Premiere Pro isn't listed, so check REDDESK's page before installing. The current release is version 1.0.0, last updated on February 12, 2024, and it targets that 23.0 baseline throughout.

Does Bulls-eye support PSD files?

Bulls-eye supports image data only, and PSD files are not supported. If you're working with a standard image clip, you can select it and center its anchor point, and the extension also handles image data that includes an alpha channel, setting the anchor within the non-transparent area. For PSD files, you'll need a different approach, since they fall outside what this tool covers.

How does Bulls-eye handle clips with alpha?

Bulls-eye supports image data with alpha, and it can place the anchor point in the middle of the non-transparent area rather than the full frame. After you select an image clip, you click the button and the anchor point moves to center. This applies to image data only, since PSD files are not supported. The behavior is the same in Premiere Pro 23.0 and later, which is the compatibility this version lists.

Is Bulls-eye free to use?

Bulls-eye is listed as free in this catalog. Because pricing and licensing terms can change, check REDDESK's page on Adobe Exchange for the current details before you rely on it. The listing covers version 1.0.0, last updated on February 12, 2024, and it supports Premiere Pro 23.0 and later. Confirm the license there if you plan to use it in a commercial project.

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Also in Workflow for Premiere Pro.

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