u/Dangerous-Sock-7619

Thank you for any guidance this is my first time building a fence and I feel I made a critical mistake with the post depth.

Fence will be 50' long 4' tall wood vertical cedar boards 1/4” gaps in a windy dry area.
The back of the fence doesn't matter as it's on my property too that won't be seen.

4x4" posts are about 6' a part. I have done 7' posts so far and have 3 left at the end. The issue is the posts are 5' long and I only put them about 12" in with 55lbs of concrete. i read after the fact that the posts should be more like 24" deep with even more concrete. Should I add additional posts or am I okay with only 12" deep on the posts?

Also for the rails I was only going to use two rails but now I feel I should do three to with the strength of it? Should the rails be between the posts or in front?

Thank you again for any help! It's very appreciated!

I have a weird issue that just popped up in Premiere. I have a finished project and moved it to an external hard drive, then deleted it off my computer's hard drive where I edited it. The footage was shot in LOG and graded with Lumetri. When I open the project on the external drive it looks like super saturated with lots of contrast. When I uncheck my lumetri setting it looks more like how it should. I looked into the color management settings and tried the interpret footage color options but I can't find a cause of why the footage from the external drive is different. I then tried transferring it back to my computer's hard drive and opened it and it looked back to normal. So I think it's some setting in Premiere that footage coming from my external hard drive have some weird color setting? This seems like maybe it could just be a bug or something super weird.

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