Adobe Premiere Elements 7 Classroom in a Book

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Working with keyframes

Every clip in the Timeline, and most eff ects, can be modifi ed over time.  is

involves a concept called keyframing. Essentially, a keyframe is a location in the

Timeline where you specify a value for a specifi c property. When you set two key-

frames, Adobe Premiere Elements interpolates the value of that property over all

frames between the two keyframes, essentially creating an animated eff ect.

For example, in the next exercise, you’ll use keyframes to create an image pan,

essentially simulating the movement of a camera over a still image. Or you can use

keyframes to animate ...