Media Manager has the ability to import JPEGS and have them situated in their own ARCHIVAL folder. However, the importation sequence is different than that of importing video into the FILM ARCHIVE. Also be aware that corrupted JPEGS may result in an entire folder not being recognized as this happen to me today.
I eliminated some JPEGS that had some heavy-duty PhotoShop effects.
Procedure to IMPORT JPEGS into the ARCHIVE folder which allow the use of pictures to be used and shared in any and ALL projects:
MEDIA MANAGER>CAMERA ICON>RED IMPORT BUTTON>opens the photo import screen>ADD>OK>IMPORT to the archives.
PHOTO IMPORT TIP IN MEDIA MANAGER
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