Change the duration of all selected images
When importing images, Rush will default the image to 2 seconds.
1. I want to be able to change this "default timing" via the preferences.
2. I want to be able to select several images and change the individual duration of each image, then apply to all.
Nathan Petralia
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76 comments
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Carlotto Persson
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Please do this!!!
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Alan Papesh
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This is really challenging that individual slides cannot have duration changed during initial editing. My workaround is to duplicate slides, as previously mentioned, that I want to view longer in the finished video. I save the slideshow as a video Locally then import it back into PR as a new project and change the speed globally and then resave. Not a very Pro program and, I can't justify Premiere.
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Chris Bank
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There's some many ways to create slide shows in adobe and each have nice special features but none of them has a complete feature set to quickly and nicely turn your photos into a nice video. Lightroom is good at making changes for all the images at once but doesn't have any transitions or text overlay. Premier Rush has all the transitions and overlay but is it's impossible to bulk change the actual duration of the images and it's so painful to do them individually
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allen christian
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sounds like a basic function, not sure rush is productive without
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Bud Alexander
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Timing is critical for slide shows, either globally or locally with one or several selected. Please support this change. This is a great app, please make it complete...
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Eric Vandenberg
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Without this feature, this app is incomplete. If I can select multiple clips, I should be able to effect multiple clips. This is a basic feature that the Adobe product owners should take seriously if they want this app to be taken seriously.
Same as this feature request, these should be joined together:
https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/916423-premiere-rush/suggestions/35785981-change-settings-of-multiple-clips-at-once#comments -
Mason Guy
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Please add at least an option to set the default when creating a project.
Please add the ability to change the duration on multiple selections -
Donald Belsole
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Admittedly, I generally do slideshows using 100 to 200 images, but this program hands down beats all others, albeit the problem with not being able to change the duration of all images "at once". I find that having to deal with each image individually makes for a better end result. Makes me focus on each image and see it as part of the whole. All that is needed is a little patience. Of course, those who make their living in this discipline have a legitimate gripe. But the rest of us ought to savor every moment spent trying to create.
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Megan Crocombe
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This would be SO valuable. Please please! Also to apply transition effects to multiple clips.
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Mario Rodriguez
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Please implement this feature. It seems like a basic feature to add.
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CURTIS ESSEN
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This would be so helpful, please implement this feature.
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Sean DeVore
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Please do this!!!
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Antranik Zekian
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So disappointing this is not available for a paid software. imovie seems to be the way to go.
Especially disappointed as I am a heavy users of your pictures processing softwares but it seems the quality is not equal on the video mounting side.
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Pax Crawley
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I can't believe this isn't already done. This is a basic basic feature that even free still animation apps offer without having to ask for it. This post was started in 2019. So adding my voice here is obviously a waste of time as Adobe doesn't look at what people want.
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Volker Scholz
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Your asking how can you improve Premiere Rush. Please read the comments on this forum. This has been an ongoing issue since early 2019. There have been a few updates since then, but this request of doing multiple transitions or times has been ignored. C'mon team you ask us to provide feedback and yet this basic request has not fitted into the updates. Also, there seems to be a distinct lack of feed back from the developers. Is there a reason why you are not able to update this. Your feedback to us would be greatly appreciated.
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Deby Elenter
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Hello! Gave it a try but unfortunately went quicky to iMovie after finding out that the duration of still images cannot be adjusted easily.
It is something expected to be able to do in an efficient software.
Would give it another try onces this is fixed!
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Jeff Pankin
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Changing the duration of multiple photos at once is a must. Seriously. I feel like I'm back in the 80's using an early database manager. If you misspelled a field name during setup you had to delete the entire database and start again.
If you're making a product available, make it functional.
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Adam Bolt
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Hi Jennifer, why wouldn't you just stretch the photo slide from 2 sec to 10 sec instead of adding 5 2 sec photo clips?
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Jennifer
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I just wanted to share a work-around I figured out for the photo timing issue. This wouldn't work if you were needing to add a lot of photos to your project. However, if you were using mostly videos and just needed a photo or two and wanted the duration to be longer than 2 seconds, you can just add the same photo multiple times to get to the duration you need. For example, if you wanted your photo to last 10 seconds, you would just add that same photo 5 times all in a row to get there. I just did that on a project and it worked great! No transition necessary between the photos.
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Lawrence Kuzminski
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Well this answers my question and it seems like MANY users are becoming frustrated with this. I suppose I should look for another editing software because this is a monthly problems. Its a big problem when the video has over 300 photos. Come on Adobe, get on it!
