September 2006
Intermediate to advanced
624 pages
18h 15m
English
Once you’ve selected the proper settings for your project, it’s time to begin adding footage to it. Usually, this means getting the video from a tape to your hard drive—a process known as video capture.
In Premiere Pro, all the controls you need for capture are integrated into a single Capture panel. You can control a camera or deck from within the Capture panel, which has built-in presets for controlling numerous devices, including most DV devices. The Capture panel also incorporates tabbed panels for viewing the current capture settings and for logging clips in a batch list.
But you aren’t limited to using video footage in Premiere Pro. As explained in Chapter 2, “Starting a Project,” you can import a wide ...