Click the triangle to expand these options, which are shown in Figure 2 (below). In the Effects Controls tab of the 1080 clip, you’ll see that Instant 4K shows up with its own controls. Nothing happens right way, but you’ll see a series of options when converting the clip.
Once you’ve found the effect, drag it over to your 1080 clip. To begin, navigate to the Effects tab, and do a search for Instant 4K. In order to get the 1080 clips to match my 4K settings, I'll run the Instant 4K effect.įigure 1. My timeline is set with the 4K dimensions, and as you can see in Figure 1 (below), the 1080 footage is much smaller than my 4K clip. In my work flow I've got some 4K footage that was shot with the drone, and some other B-roll that was shot in 1080p HD. I've purchased this software, I have it downloaded and installed on my system. Instead, using this workflow can give you some nice results, and allow you to deliver in 4K.
The idea here is that you don't have to completely throw away your old footage. Please keep in mind that any converted footage will not match the exact quality of your 4K footage. It works with both Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. Instant 4K allows you to convert lower-resolution footage into usable 4K footage. We're going to focus on Instant 4K in this tutorial, but feel free to check out their entire bundle of software on. For those of you unfamiliar with Red Giant products, this will be a nice introduction to show you how powerful some of their software is. Welcome to this quick tutorial on using the Red Giant Instant 4K application in Adobe Premiere Pro Creative Cloud 2015.
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