Book description
Here to get filmmakers and digital video pros up to speed on Premiere Pro CS3 - in time to meet their next deadline -is everyone's favorite task-based guide, but geared toward more advanced users. Through step-by-step instructions, enhanced by tips, sidebars, and plenty of visual aids, veteran video editor Antony Bolante shows you how to effectively and efficiently work with audio, create transitions and titles, manipulate subclips and virtual clips, and more. you'll learn about key features with real-world examples of how and when features should be used, including all that's new in Premiere Pro CS3: the ability to build Blu-ray Disc, DVD, and Flash projects with Adobe Encore CS3 (now included with Premiere Pro CS3); Adobe OnLocation CS3, which lets on-the-road users record footage directly to their computer disk--removing the need to capture video to tape later. You will enjoy learning to create slow-motion effects with Time Remapping, and will get up to speed on Premiere's new editing tools.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- i. Premiere Pro CS3: Good Chemistry
- 1. Premiere Pro CS3 Basics
- 2. Starting a Project
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3. Capturing & Importing Footage
- Understanding Capture
- Capturing DV or HDV vs. Digitizing Analog
- Understanding Capture Options
- Using the Capture Panel
- Choosing Capture Settings
- Choosing a Capture Location
- Using Device Control
- Using Playback Controls in the Capture Panel
- Capturing Audio and Video
- Importing Files
- Importing Layered Photoshop Files
- Importing Still-Image Sequences
- Importing Projects
- Importing with Adobe Bridge CS3
- Creating a Photoshop File
- Generating Synthetic Media
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4. Managing Clips
- Working with the Project Panel
- Working with Project Panel Views
- Working with Icon View
- Working with List View
- Selecting Items in the Project Panel
- Using the Preview Area of the Project Panel
- Organizing Clips in Bins
- Creating Copies of Source Clips
- Finding Clips
- Interpreting Footage
- Unlinking and Relinking Media
- Using the Project Manager
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5. Viewing Clips in the Monitor Panels
- Using the Monitor Panels
- Using the Source Monitor
- Opening Audio Clips
- Using Playback Controls
- Cuing Clips Numerically
- Using a Monitor’s Time Ruler Controls
- Viewing Video Safe Zones
- Choosing a Quality Setting
- Changing the Magnification
- Choosing a Display Mode
- Setting Waveform and Vectorscope Display Options
- Using a Reference Monitor
- Ganging the Source and Program Monitors
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6. Creating a Sequence
- Comparing Editing Methods
- Setting In and Out Points
- Setting Precise Audio In and Out Points
- Creating Subclips
- Setting Clip Markers
- Cuing to and Clearing Clip Markers
- Specifying Source and Target Tracks
- Comparing Overlay and Insert Edits
- Adding Clips by Dragging
- Editing with Monitor Panel Controls
- Three-Point Editing
- Four-Point Editing
- Performing an Edit Using Monitor Controls
- Lift and Extract
- Storyboard Editing
- Using Multiple Sequences
- Nesting Sequences
- Editing Multiple-Camera Footage
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7. Editing in the Timeline
- Customizing the Time Ruler
- Customizing Track Views
- Adding, Deleting, and Renaming Tracks
- Monitoring Tracks
- Locking and Unlocking Tracks
- Getting Around the Timeline
- Playing the Sequence in the Timeline
- Cuing to Edits
- Using Sequence Markers
- Selecting Clips in the Timeline
- Grouping Clips
- Deleting Clips and Gaps from the Timeline
- Enabling and Disabling Clips
- Splitting Clips
- Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Clips
- Playing Clips at a Different Speed or in Reverse
- Creating a Freeze Frame
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8. Refining the Sequence
- Using the Snapping Feature
- Editing by Dragging
- Choosing a Trimming Method
- Trimming Clips in the Timeline
- Making Slip and Slide Edits
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Using the Trim Panel
- To prepare to edit in the Trim panel
- To perform a ripple edit numerically in the Trim panel
- To perform a ripple edit in the Trim panel by dragging
- To perform a rolling edit numerically in the Trim panel
- To perform a rolling edit in the Trim panel by dragging
- Previewing and applying edits in the Trim panel
- Working with Links
- Breaking and Creating Links
- Keeping Sync
- Finding Source Clips and Matching Frames
- 9. Adding Transitions
- 10. Previewing a Sequence
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11. Mixing Audio
- Planning an Audio Mix
- Specifying Audio Hardware Options
- Converting Mono and Stereo Clips
- Adjusting a Clip’s Gain
- Creating Cross-Fades with Audio Transitions
- Viewing Audio Data in the Timeline
- Using the Audio Mixer
- Monitoring Tracks in the Audio Mixer
- Recording with the Audio Mixer
- Mixing 5.1 Audio
- Selecting an Automation Mode
- Routing Track Output
- Working with Sends
- Adding Track Effects
- Specifying Audio Keyframe Optimization
- Mixing with the Audio Mixer
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12. Creating Titles
- The Titler
- Using Title Templates
- Viewing the Video Safe Zones
- Viewing the Video in the Background
- Adjusting Values
- Creating Text Objects
- Creating Path Text
- Selecting Text
- Setting Text Properties
- Using Styles
- Creating Rolls and Crawls
- Creating and Using Shape Objects
- Setting Fill Options
- Setting Stroke Options
- Adding Drop Shadows
- Transforming Objects
- Positioning Objects Automatically
- Arranging Objects
- Aligning Objects
- Distributing Objects
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13. Using Effects
- Summarizing the Chapter
- Comparing Effect Types
- Setting and Animating Effect Properties
- Viewing Effect Properties
- Viewing Properties in the Timeline Panel
- Viewing Properties in the Effect Controls Panel
- Viewing Motion Effects
- Viewing and Setting Spatial Properties
- Adding Standard Effects
- Disabling and Resetting Effects
- Using Multiple Effects
- Changing Property Values in the Timeline
- Animating Opacity and Volume
- Animating with the Effect Controls Panel
- Editing Keyframes in the Effect Controls Panel
- Working with Time Remapping
- Using Keyframing with Time Remapping
- Working with Effect Presets
- 14. Advanced Effects
- 15. Creating Output
Product information
- Title: Premiere Pro CS3 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual QuickPro Guide
- Author(s):
- Release date: December 2007
- Publisher(s): Peachpit Press
- ISBN: 9780321550224
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