| If you have not already opened a project and imported your A7Sii 4K footage go to this link | Edit 4K Natively in Premiere |
Select the clips that you would like turned into proxies. (usually all of them) |  |
| Right click on your selected clips choose Proxy > Create Proxies... |  |
Choose the Browse button to choose a place that you would like to store your proxies. (Recommended)
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| Next Navigate to your hard drive or shared storage volume and create a new folder and click Create. |  |
| Choose Select Folder to apply the changes of saved files location |  |
Choose Quicktime as the Format and 1280x720 Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy) as the preset.
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| Media encoder will automatically launch... |  |
| ...and start encoding your proxies. |  |
Back in Premiere Choose Premiere Pro CC > Preferences > Media... |  |
| Make sure the "Enable proxies" check box is checked |  |
| Click OK |  |
To check that the proxies are being referenced properly you can "right click" on the file in the Project Window and choose "Reveal in Finder"
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| You should see the clips in the designated Proxy folder |  |
| You should notice a significant performance increase. Edit like you would normally. | |
When you're done editing and want to Reconnect to the 4K media, uncheck the "Enable proxies" under the "Premiere Pro CC > Preferences > Media..." menu check box
Click OK |  |
To check that the files are being referenced properly to the 4K media you can "right click" on the file in the Project Window and choose "Reveal in Finder" Will now show you that the files are linked to the XDROOT folder using the 4K native data that you backed up off the Sony F5 SXS card Now you can color correct and export at 4K resolution |  |
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