Two scenes should look alike, but the color is ...

Use Color Match in Adobe� Premiere� Pro 1.5! The Color Match effect works best when you work between two images with slightly different …

Specify the edge smoothness

Specify the edge smoothness
To specify the smoothness of edges:

On the Effect Controls palette, choose an option from the Anti-aliasi …

Premiere Pro 2.0 Features – Integration ...

Integration with high-end workflows
Feet + Frames timecode
Display timecode for 16mm and 35mm film as standard Feet + Frames nomenclatu …

Is there any way to correct for overexposed or ...

Yes, you can make adjustments for areas that are too dark or too light in Adobe� Premiere� Pro 1.5. Of course, the best way to ens …

Specify custom settings

Specify custom settings
To specify custom settings:

On the Effect Controls palette, click the Custom button to define settings specif …

Premiere Pro 2.0 Features – Professional ...

Professional hardware support
Video hardware support
Choose from a wide range of capture cards and other hardware to build the HD, SD, …

There are distracting hissing sounds in my voi ...

Sibilance and other high-frequency “SSS”-type sounds (which can sound like hissing) are often created when a narrator or other spea …

Slip slidin’ away

Slip slidin’ away
Excerpted from “Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 for Windows: Visual QuickPro Guide” by Antony Bolante.
Suppose you …

Premiere Pro 2.0 Features – Workflows th ...

Workflows that work for you
Superior Photoshop integration
Import and animate Photoshop layers. Edit still images from Adobe Premiere P …

Make sure you don't end up where you start ...

It’s easy to end up back at the starting point when you rotate an object in Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5. This is because rotation in i …

Slip a clip

Slip a clip
To slip a clip:

In the Tools window, select the Slip Edit tool (Figure 4).

Figure 4: Select the Slip Edit tool.

Posit …

Premiere Pro 2.0 Features – From vision ...

From vision to reality
Multicam editing
Edit multiple-camera shoots quickly and easily. View multiple video tracks from a multicam shoo …

In and Out point pointers

Use the Source view to change In and Out points
When you use the Source view in Adobe� Premiere� Pro 1.5 to change the In and Out point …

Slide a clip

Slide a clip
To slide a clip:

In the Tools window, select the Slide Edit tool (Figure 7).

Figure 7: Select the Slide Edit tool.

P …

Premiere Pro 2.0 Features – Share your w ...

Share your work
Accelerated client review and approval
Expedite reviews with Adobe Clip Notes. Embed video into a PDF file, e-mail the …

Adobe Premiere As seen on TV

Even at the Highest Quality setting, the image in the program view is inferior to video output to an actual television monitor. When yo …

Freeze frames – Introduction

Freeze frames
Excerpted from “Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 for Windows: Visual QuickPro Guide” by Antony Bolante.
Want an easy way repur …

Premiere Pro 2.0 Features – Choose your ...

Choose your final output
DVD authoring from the timeline
Create high-quality, menu-driven DVDs directly from the Adobe Premiere Pro tim …

Capitalize on custom transitions

Each transition in Adobe� Premiere� Pro 1.5 has its own collection of customizable settings. The options available depend on the transi …

Freeze frames – Export a still-image seq ...

Export a still-image sequence
To export a still-image sequence:

In the Export Movie dialog box, click the Settings button (Figure 1) …