Get a FREE Ebook on Video Workflow from Canon DSLR to Premiere to Final Export: conceptdynamic.com This works for most Canon DSLR videos. Including: 60D, 7D, Rebel T3I, 5D Mark 2. Transcoding your original native .mov files is important when you want to be able to edit them in Premiere or other software. If you don’t you may find yourself frustrated trying to scrub through the video timeline. Only to find that you can not get smooth motion in your editing program. Reason for this is Canon DSLR videos are compressed using H.264. This is great for playback, but not good for editing. To edit you need edit-friendly file.
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