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ShotMarkr

by James Parker·Workflow

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Why we like it

ShotMarkr earns its place for a narrow, practical job: reading Sony's in-camera shot marks and turning them into Premiere Pro markers in one click. It's an early release at version 0.1.6, targeting Premiere Pro 26.0 and later.

What is ShotMarkr?

ShotMarkr is a Premiere Pro extension that reads the shot mark metadata Sony cameras embed in-camera, including the FX3 and other Sony models, and converts it into real Premiere Pro markers on your clips. The shot marks you dropped while shooting on set carry through as usable markers.

Using it is a single-step process. Select your imported footage, click one button, and every shot mark appears as a marker on the matching clip, ready for editing. Because the marks are read from the camera's embedded metadata, you don't have to watch through hours of footage to find a single moment.

ShotMarkr is compatible with Premiere Pro 26.0 and later. Version 0.1.6 is the initial release, dated July 3, 2026, and automatically detects Sony in-camera shot marks to convert them onto the matching clip. It's published on Adobe Exchange.

Who is ShotMarkr best for?

ShotMarkr is best for premiere Pro editors cutting Sony FX3 or other Sony footage who want on-set shot marks brought in as clip markers automatically.

How much does ShotMarkr cost?

ShotMarkr is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Reads shot mark metadata that Sony cameras embed in-camera
  • Works with the Sony FX3 and other Sony models
  • Converts each shot mark into a Premiere Pro marker on the matching clip
  • One-button operation on selected imported footage
  • Compatible with Premiere Pro 26.0 and later

Tags

#Sony#FX3#shot marks#markers#metadata#Premiere Pro#workflow#video editing

Frequently asked questions

Does ShotMarkr work with Premiere Pro 26.0?

ShotMarkr is compatible with Premiere Pro 26.0 and later. If you're running that version or a newer release, the extension can read the shot mark metadata on your imported clips and place markers accordingly. Version 0.1.6 was last updated on July 3, 2026, as the initial release. Editors on older versions of Premiere Pro should check the developer's page for details, since compatibility below 26.0 isn't stated here, and the conversion runs on the footage you select.

Which cameras does ShotMarkr support?

ShotMarkr reads shot mark metadata that Sony cameras embed in-camera, including the FX3 and other Sony models. If you dropped shot marks while shooting on set, the extension detects that metadata on your imported footage and converts each one into a Premiere Pro marker. Support centers on Sony's in-camera shot mark feature, so cameras that record this metadata are the ones it's built to read. Check the developer's page for the full list of supported Sony models.

How do I turn Sony shot marks into markers with ShotMarkr?

ShotMarkr turns Sony shot marks into markers in a single step. Select your imported footage in Premiere Pro, click one button, and every shot mark you dropped on set appears as a marker on the matching clip, ready for editing. Because the marks are read straight from the camera's embedded metadata, you don't have to scrub through hours of footage to relocate a specific moment. The conversion happens automatically once you trigger it on the selected clips.

Is ShotMarkr free to use?

ShotMarkr is listed as free in this catalog. For current licensing terms and any conditions tied to the extension, check the developer's page, since pricing and distribution can change over time. It's published on Adobe Exchange, where you can also find the latest version. The most recent release recorded here is 0.1.6, updated on July 3, 2026, which is the initial release that detects Sony in-camera shot marks and converts them into markers.

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