I've encountered a problem....

 I ran into an issue the other day when I was going to begin the editing process. When I export my scenes to the computer or to any other external device, the quality goes down. When I emailed myself the scenes that I shot so I can get access them to my laptop, the resolution was horrible. I shot the film in 4K, which maybe was not the best idea, but I did expect it to come out to at least 1080p when I edit it, I don't know why it does this. When I tried exporting it to Adobe Premiere Pro (which is what I'm using to edit), the files can't even import. 

This is the screen that pops up when I attempt to attach the video files to the editing software, I really don't know the solution to this.

I figured out that the issue was is that the files are compressed, meaning that the quality would go down as a result of the files being compressed. I tried to look up the solution to maybe avoid the compression of select files but google didn't really help.          

                                                                                                                                                                        When I try to edit it on my iPad, the files transmit to the editing software, but the quality is still the issue. The only solution that I've come up with is editing this on iMovie on my iPhone, the quality remains intact and it's not too hard to use. I would've preferred using Adobe but if I can't find a solution, then I might just stick to iMovie. 

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