How to Edit Canon 5D Mark IV MOV files with Adobe Premiere Pro?
This post is writing for Canon 5D Mark IV users who are having issues while editing Canon 5D Mark IV .mov video files in Adobe Premiere Pro. It explains an easiest way to convert Canon 5D Mark IV.mov footage to MPEG-2 (*.mov) for editing in Adobe Premiere Pro fluidly.
Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro editing question
“Hello, I just purchased the Canon 5D Mark IV camcorder to shoot high quality videos for my company, I have not used this kind of professional camcorders before, so I am not familiar with the importing and editing workflow. I have recorded some videos with Canon 5D Mark IV and the recorded files are in MOV format, when I try to load MOV files from Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro for editing, the Adobe Premiere Pro said the video format is not supported, should I convert Canon 5D Mark IV files to Premiere Pro supported format? Hope you can give me some suggestions, thank you!”
Many users have bought Canon 5D Mark IV camcorder to record high quality videos, but most of them have encountered the issue to import and edit Canon 5D Mark IV MOV files with Premiere Pro on Mac. On video editing forums and websites many users have reported that Premiere Pro can’t support their Canon 5D Mark IV camcorder recorded MOV files, what’s the main reason? It is because Canon 5D Mark IV MOV format is not supported format of Adobe Premiere Pro, if you want to import videos from Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro and edit natively, you will need to convert Canon 5D Mark IV MOV files to MPEG-2 MOV format, this is native supported codec of Adobe Premiere Pro, once you convert MOV files from Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro MPEG-2, you can edit Canon 5D Mark IV files with Adobe Premiere Pro natively.
Convert MOV files from Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro MPEG-2 codec
In order to edit Canon 5D Mark IV MOV files with Adobe Premiere Pro natively, you will need to convert MOV files from Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro (*.mpg), in this case we would like to introduce the best Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro converter for you, this program is UFUShare Video Converter for Windows or Mac, it can convert Canon 5D Mark IV MOV files to Premiere Pro MPG or any other formats, now you can follow the steps below to convert videos from Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro.
Step 1. Download UFUShare Video Converter for Mac, install this Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro converter on your Mac computer, it is the best MOV converter on the market, it can convert MOV files and other HD videos into any formats you need. This MOV converter also has Windows version, so if you want to convert Canon 5D Mark IV MOV videos on Windows 10 or Windows 8/7, you can download the Windows version.
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Step 2. Click “Add Files” button on the top left corner you will be able to import videos into this Canon 5D Mark IV MOV converter, you can load batch files at one time, you can also directly drag and drop Canon 5D Mark IV files into the converter for conversion.
Step 3. Select Premiere Pro Apple ProRes codec for output. After you loaded the Canon 5D Mark IV MOV files, you can click format column to select the output format you need. To edit Canon 5D Mark IV MOV files with Adobe Premiere Pro natively, you will need to convert Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro, so you just need to select Adobe Premiere Pro -> MPEG-2 Video (*.mov) as output format. There are rich output formats in this Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro converter, you can also choose the output format as you want.
Step 4. Customization is available to use in this Canon 5D Mark IV to Adobe Premiere Pro converter, by clicking settings button on the main interface, you can adjust the resolution, Bitrate, frame rate, codec and other parameters. If you don’t need to adjust you can skip this step.
Step 5. Click convert button to start Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro conversion process.
The converter will convert MOV files from Canon 5D Mark IV to Premiere Pro with high quality and speed, when your videos are converted to MPG files, you can import them into Premiere Pro and then edit natively, you don’t need to render anymore, and you won’t have any importing or editing issues. Just try it!