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ADOBE PREMIERE 5.0
User Guide
4 Do one of the following, depending on your platform:
• In Windows, type the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the frames to capture in the
Size _ x _ box. Select Constrain to adjust the values to the aspect ratio used by your capture
hardware.
• In Mac OS, select Record at Current Size to capture frames at the dimensions currently
displayed in the Stop Motion window. Or select Record At and type the horizontal and vertical
dimensions of the frames to capture, in pixels. Select 4:3 to maintain a 4:3 frame aspect ratio as
you type the values for this option.
5 In Windows only, type a value for Final Movie Will Play Back _ fps to set the frame rate
for the captured video.
6 If you selected Time Lapse, type in a time value and select a time unit for Capture _ Frames
per _ (Windows) or _ Frames per _ (Mac OS). In Windows only, you can also limit the number
of frames captured by selecting Capture Limit and typing in a number of frames.
7 For Minimum Disk Free Space _ K (Windows) or Stop When Disk Space Falls Below _ K
(Mac OS), type a value that specifies how low available disk space can fall before Premiere
automatically halts stop-motion capture. The disk monitored for this value is the disk
specified in the Temp/Captured Movies menu when you choose Preferences > Scratch
Disk/Device Control.
8 In Windows only, click the buttons in the upper right corner of the dialog box (if available)
to set options provided by software that came with your video-capture hardware. These same
settings are accessible from the Capture Settings panel of the Project Settings dialog box
(see “Preparing for video capture” on page 93). You can also choose these options from the
Stop Motion menu on the menu bar.
9 In Mac OS only, select Stabilize Image Jitters to minimize unstable video signals from
some devices.
To create a still image, you can also capture video as usual and then use the File >
Export > Frame. For more information, see “Exporting a still image” on page 328.
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