Load Canon EOS C300 Mark III video into Premiere Pro CC
Why I can't load EOS C300 Mark III MXF videos into Premiere Pro CC on Windows 10? This article shares some tips and tricks of achieving a fast and
fluid workflow of editing Canon EOS C300 Mark III Cinema RAW Light and
XF-AVC files on Premiere Pro CC.
Canon's EOS C300 Mark III is a ideal camcorder for documentaries, unscripted TV, newsmagazines, indie features, corporate video and more. It can record in your choice of Cinema RAW Light, XF-AVC. After getting some 4K material from Canon EOS C300 Mark III, you may search possible workflows for 4K footage to Adobe Premiere Pro CC, so as to have smooth work with the 4K CRM and XF-AVC footage. In this article, we will outline how to import Canon EOS C300 Mark III video to Premiere Pro CC.
Granted, up to now, Premiere Pro CC supports Cinema RAW Light and XF-AVC encoding without much problem, but in fact, editing EOS C300 Mark III footage in Premiere Pro CC 1/4th the cost in memory and storage. Thankfully you probably don't have to buy a new computer... but you'd better to convert such high definition 4K videos from C300 Mark III to Premiere Pro CC using MPEG-2 .mpg or H.264 .mov as primary delivery format to solve the incompatible trouble.
Now I share the guide with you how to convert Canon EOS C300 Mark III recordings to Premiere Pro CC friendly format using Acrok Video Converter Ultimate. With it, you can effortlessly encode/re-encode CRM and MXF intra footage shot from C300 Mark III as well as C200, C500 Mark II, etc for smoothly importing and editing in various non-linear editing systems (NLE), including Davinci Resolve 16, Vegas Pro 17, Avid Media Composer 2019, Final Cut Pro X, iMovie and more. If you're using a Mac, please turn to Video Converter Ultinate for Mac, which can help you solve the Cinema RAW Light and XF-AVC to Premiere Pro CC incompatibility on Mac.
Download the Canon EOS C300 Mark III Video Converter:
Step 2. Hit Format bar to select output format. You can choose Editing Software > Adobe Premiere AVC (*.mov) as output format. It is an ideal editing format for Premiere Pro CC. Of course, you can also choose MPG and WMV as the target format.
Tip: Click "Settings" button if you'd like to customize advanced audio and video parameters like Video Codec, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, Audio codec, sample rate, audio channels. If you want to get original 4K resolution, just keep the video size as original.
Step 3. Finally, hit the big Convert button on bottom of the main windows and the conversion from CRM/MXF to MOV will begin immediately. When the covnersion is done, click "Open" button to locate the converted videos, then import and edit the videos in Premiere Pro CC smoothly.
You may need to read:
Edit Canon EOS C300 Mark III videos in FCP X
Import and edit Cinema RAW Light files in FCP X
Simple way to convert XF-AVC to ProRes 422 on Mac
How to convert H.265 to ProRes 422?
Import 4K H.265 video from Lumix DC-S1M to FCP X
Edit Panasonic HC-X2000 4K H.265 in FCP X without rendering
Simple way to edit Panasonic AG-CX10 H.265 in Premiere Pro CC
Canon's EOS C300 Mark III is a ideal camcorder for documentaries, unscripted TV, newsmagazines, indie features, corporate video and more. It can record in your choice of Cinema RAW Light, XF-AVC. After getting some 4K material from Canon EOS C300 Mark III, you may search possible workflows for 4K footage to Adobe Premiere Pro CC, so as to have smooth work with the 4K CRM and XF-AVC footage. In this article, we will outline how to import Canon EOS C300 Mark III video to Premiere Pro CC.
Granted, up to now, Premiere Pro CC supports Cinema RAW Light and XF-AVC encoding without much problem, but in fact, editing EOS C300 Mark III footage in Premiere Pro CC 1/4th the cost in memory and storage. Thankfully you probably don't have to buy a new computer... but you'd better to convert such high definition 4K videos from C300 Mark III to Premiere Pro CC using MPEG-2 .mpg or H.264 .mov as primary delivery format to solve the incompatible trouble.
Now I share the guide with you how to convert Canon EOS C300 Mark III recordings to Premiere Pro CC friendly format using Acrok Video Converter Ultimate. With it, you can effortlessly encode/re-encode CRM and MXF intra footage shot from C300 Mark III as well as C200, C500 Mark II, etc for smoothly importing and editing in various non-linear editing systems (NLE), including Davinci Resolve 16, Vegas Pro 17, Avid Media Composer 2019, Final Cut Pro X, iMovie and more. If you're using a Mac, please turn to Video Converter Ultinate for Mac, which can help you solve the Cinema RAW Light and XF-AVC to Premiere Pro CC incompatibility on Mac.
Download the Canon EOS C300 Mark III Video Converter:
Guide: How to convert and import Canon EOS C300 Mark III video to Premiere Pro CC
Step 1. After downloading, install and run this Canon Video Converter for C300 Mark III, just copy the 4K CRM/MXF files from your camcorder to your hard drive. Import the files to the software for converting.
Step 2. Hit Format bar to select output format. You can choose Editing Software > Adobe Premiere AVC (*.mov) as output format. It is an ideal editing format for Premiere Pro CC. Of course, you can also choose MPG and WMV as the target format.
Tip: Click "Settings" button if you'd like to customize advanced audio and video parameters like Video Codec, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, Audio codec, sample rate, audio channels. If you want to get original 4K resolution, just keep the video size as original.
Step 3. Finally, hit the big Convert button on bottom of the main windows and the conversion from CRM/MXF to MOV will begin immediately. When the covnersion is done, click "Open" button to locate the converted videos, then import and edit the videos in Premiere Pro CC smoothly.
You may need to read:
Edit Canon EOS C300 Mark III videos in FCP X
Import and edit Cinema RAW Light files in FCP X
Simple way to convert XF-AVC to ProRes 422 on Mac
How to convert H.265 to ProRes 422?
Import 4K H.265 video from Lumix DC-S1M to FCP X
Edit Panasonic HC-X2000 4K H.265 in FCP X without rendering
Simple way to edit Panasonic AG-CX10 H.265 in Premiere Pro CC
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