Hi Vanilla Brew, Without Seeing your Premiere project, it’s hard to say. The videos in 20 arrows are completely standard videos using a square pixel aspect ratio. There should be no problem with this and Premiere should look after everything for you.

It may help to change the pixel aspect ratio of your Premiere timeline to square.

It’s a collection of Quicktime movies

Hi Steve,

I don’t actually use Sony Vegas, so I don’t know exactly where you’d find the effect. But what I can say is that in every editing program I’ve used, there is a way to change the color of an element in this way.

With a Hue / Saturation effect, there is generally also a Lightness controller. Changing the Hue / Saturation of a white object will have no effect, but turning the Lightness down will make the arrows darker.

Or a Brightness effect will allow you to do the same, or even Color Curves – just drag the top right point downwards. If you have an Invert effect, that will also work.

In fact, any of the standard color controllers that you find in an editing program should allow you to do this. Sony Vegas will certainly have some or all of these.

-felt.