Wiley 978-0-470-13064-3 Datasheet

The Adobe Premiere Pro user interface is a combination of a video-editing studio and an electronic image-editing studio. If you’re famil-iar with film

You can raise and lower audio levels for tracks by clicking and dragging the volume fader controlswith the mouse. The round, knob-like controls enable

The Effects panelThe Effects panel allows you to quickly apply a variety of useful audio effects, video effects, andtransitions. For example, the Vide

If you are using the same transitions throughout a production, you can create a bin, name it, andkeep the transitions in the custom bin for quick acce

The Tools panelThe tools in Premiere Pro’s Tools panel, shown in Figure 1.8, are primarily used to edit clips inthe Timeline. You can activate each to

The History panelPremiere Pro’s History panel, shown in Figure 1.9, lets you perform virtually unlimited Undooperations. FIGURE 1.9The History panel p

FIGURE 1.10The Info panel displays information about clips and transitions.The Title Designer Premiere Pro’s Title Designer allows you to quickly crea

Premiere Pro’s MenusPremiere Pro features nine main menus: File, Edit, Project, Clip, Sequence, Marker, Title, Window,and Help. The following sections

Command Shortcut DescriptionSave Ctrl/Ô+S Saves a project file to diskSave As Ctrl/Ô+Shift+S Saves a project file under a new name, or saves it to adi

TABLE 1.1 (continued)Command Shortcut DescriptionReveal in Bridge Opens information about a file in Adobe BridgeInterpret Footage Changes the frame ra

Command Shortcut DescriptionFind Ctrl/Ô+F Finds elements in the Project panel (the Project must beopened)Label Allows a choice of label colors in the

appears by its name. If the panel isn’t open, it opens in a window when you choose it in theWindows menu. If you have more than one video sequence on

TABLE 1.3 (continued)Command DescriptionExport Batch List Exports a Batch list from the Project panel as textProject Manager Opens the Project Manage

Command Shortcut DescriptionReplace with Replaces selected clip in Timeline with clip from Project panel binClip ➪From BinEnable Allows clips in the

TABLE 1.5Sequence Menu CommandsCommand Shortcut* DescriptionRender Work Area Enter Creates a preview of the work area; stores the preview fileon diskD

Command DescriptionSet Sequence Marker Sets a sequence marker specified in the submenuGo to Sequence Marker Goes to a sequence marker specified in the

TABLE 1.7 (continued)Command Shortcut DescriptionTemplates Ctrl/Ô+J Allows the use and creation of templates for titlesRoll/Crawl Options Allows the

about it. Figure 1.12 shows the Help screen after choosing help for Premiere Pro. If you clickIndex, the alphabet appears. Clicking a letter loads the

nYou can use the Effect Controls panel to create video and audio effects and audiotransitions.nThe Monitor panels allow you to edit and preview your p

Figure 1.1 shows the Project panel grouped with the Effects and Audio Mixer tabs peeking outfrom behind in the same panel group. You can easily add or

The Project panelIf you’ve ever worked on a project with many video and audio clips as well as other productionelements, you can appreciate Premiere P

The New Item button (shown in Figure 1.2) enables you to quickly create a new title or other pro-duction element, such as a transparent video clip (of

If you don’t want to change preferences for FlexBin operations, you can use the following keyboardcommands to open up bins:nCtrl/Ô+Double-click: Opens

At the bottom-left corner of the window, the Time Zoom Level slider enables you to change theTimeline’s time intervals. For example, zooming out shows

The images in Figure 1.4 are from the SP123.mov file in the Artbeats folder on thePremiere Pro Bible CS3 DVD.Premiere Pro provides five different moni

FIGURE 1.4 The Source, Program, and Trim MonitorsThe Audio Mixer panelThe Audio Mixer panel, shown in Figure 1.5, enables you to mix different audio t