
Bulls-eye
by REDDESK
Bulls-eye is a Premiere Pro extension from REDDESK that sets the anchor point of a selected image clip to its center with a single button. It also supports clips with alpha, centering on non-transparent areas.
by REDDESK·Workflow
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Chooser stands out in the adobe_exchange library for turning a sequence-wide selection into a filtered set based on three clip conditions.
Chooser is a Premiere Pro extension from REDDESK that lets you select and deselect clips according to conditions. It offers three conditions to filter by: graphics, media offline, and disabled clips.
The workflow starts by selecting all the clips you want to search across on the sequence. You then pick one of the three conditions. Clicking the Select button keeps clips that meet the condition selected and deselects those that do not, while the Deselect button reverses that behaviour, dropping matching clips from the selection. This gives you two directions to work in, depending on which button you press.
Chooser is at version 2.0.0, released on April 3, 2024, and works with Premiere Pro 22.0 and later. Its most recent update simplified the functions to make the extension easier to use.
Chooser is best for premiere Pro editors who want to filter a sequence selection by graphics, media offline, or disabled clips.
Chooser is completely free to download and use.
Chooser is compatible with Premiere Pro 22.0 and later, so recent versions of the application can run it. The extension operates on clips within a sequence, letting you select and deselect them according to condition. Version 2.0.0 was released on April 3, 2024, and its most recent update simplified the functions to make the extension easier to use. For the current list of supported releases and any newer requirements, check the developer's page before installing.
Chooser filters clips using three conditions: graphics, media offline, and disabled clips. You first select all the clips you want to search across on the sequence, then pick one of the three conditions. When you apply it, the extension keeps or drops clips based on whether they meet that condition. This gives you a way to work with a specific type of clip within a larger selection on the sequence rather than handling each clip individually.
Chooser works through two buttons: Select and Deselect. After you choose all the clips to search on the sequence and pick a condition, clicking Select keeps clips that meet the condition selected while deselecting the ones that do not. The Deselect button does the opposite, removing matching clips from the selection. This pairing lets you either narrow a selection down to matching clips or exclude them, depending on which button you press during editing.
Chooser is listed here as free, so there is no charge to add it to Premiere Pro. Licensing terms can change over time, so for the current details and any future updates it is best to check REDDESK's page on the source site. The extension is at version 2.0.0, last updated on April 3, 2024, and works with Premiere Pro 22.0 and later, operating on clips you have selected across a sequence.
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