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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0

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To gang the Reference Monitor and Program Monitor

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in the other.

❖ Do one of the following:

• In the Reference Monitor, click the Gang button .

• In the Reference Monitor’s panel menu, choose Gang To Program Monitor.

• In the Program Monitor’s panel menu, choose Gang To Reference Monitor.

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1: Getting Started with Adobe Premiere Pro7
- Installation and Registration7
- Adobe Help Center8
- Using Help9
- Tips, Training, and Other Resources11
- New Features14
- Uncompressed HD Support14
Chapter 2: Workflow and Workspace16
- Workflow and Workspace Basics16
- Customizing the Workspace24
- Predefined Workspaces27
Chapter 3: Projects29
- Project Basics29
- 24P Projects40
- Improving Performance42
- Correcting Mistakes44
Chapter 4: Adobe Bridge46
- The Basics of Bridge46
- Files and Folders in Bridge51
- Running Automated Tasks with Bridge56
- Metadata in Bridge57
- Adobe Stock Photos62
- Buying Stock Photos65
- Comp Images65
- Stock Photos Accounts67
Chapter 5: Capturing, Digitizing, and Importing71
- Collecting Assets71
- Capturing and Digitizing77
- Batch Capturing83
- Timecode89
- Importing Files92
- Online and Offline Editing92
Chapter 6: Managing and Viewing Assets98
- Customizing the Project Panel98
- Organizing Assets100
- Working with Assets102
- Source and Program Monitors104
- Playing Assets108
- Reference Monitor110
Chapter 7: Editing a Sequence112
- Editing Overview112
  - About the Timeline Panel113
  - Source Clips, Clip Instances, and Subclips113
- Working in the Timeline Panel113
- Working with Tracks117
- Trimming Clips in the Source Monitor119
- Assembling a Sequence121
- Trimming Clips in a Sequence128
- Changing Clip Attributes133
- Working with Clips in a Sequence137
- Rearranging Clips in a Sequence140
- Previewing a Sequence142
Chapter 8: Editing: Beyond the Basics146
- To Add an Unnumbered Clip Marker146
- Using Markers146
- Editing Audio in the Timeline Panel149
- Creating Special Clips152
- Editing a Multi-Camera Sequence156
- Working in Other Applications161
  - Copying between after Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro (Windows Only)162
  - Copying from after Effects to Adobe Premiere Pro (Windows Only)162
- To Copy and Paste between Adobe after Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro162
- Adobe Dynamic Link164
Chapter 9: Transitions169
- Transition Overview169
- Adding Transitions171
- Fine-Tuning Transitions173
- Customizable Transitions177
Chapter 10: Audio179
- Working with Audio179
- Working with Clips, Channels, and Tracks185
- Recording Audio190
- Adjusting Volume Levels192
- Audio Transitions195
- Panning and Balancing196
  - To Adjust or Customize an Audio Transition196
  - Panning and Balancing in the Audio Mixer197
- Advanced Mixing198
- Automating Audio Changes205
- Editing Audio in Adobe Audition207
Chapter 11: Using the Titler209
- Creating Titles209
- Using Title Templates211
- Designing Titles for Television212
- Working with Paragraph Text217
  - To Delete a Tab Stop218
  - To Set and Adjust a Tab Stop218
- Adding Shapes and Images219
- Working with Objects in Titles224
- Adding Color, Fills, Texture, Strokes, and Shadows227
- Working with Styles231
- Rolling and Crawling Titles233
- Animating Effects236
Chapter 12: Animation236
- Working with Keyframes236
- To View Keyframes in the Effect Controls Panel237
- Viewing Keyframes and Graphs237
- Displaying Keyframes in the Timeline Panel238
- Keyframe Tool Tip239
- To View Keyframes and Properties in the Timeline Panel239
- Track Keyframe Controls in Timeline Panel239
- Activating and Selecting Keyframes240
  - To Activate Keyframing240
  - To Move the Current-Time Indicator to a Keyframe241
- Adding and Setting Keyframes242
- Moving and Copying Keyframes246
- Controlling Effect Changes Using Keyframe Interpolation248
- Motion Effect251
Chapter 13: Applying Effects256
- Working with Effects256
- Applying, Removing, and Organizing Effects258
- Adjusting Effects261
  - Effect Controls Panel262
  - To Adjust or Reset Controls in the Effect Controls Panel263
- Customizing Effect Presets264
- Color and Luminance266
- Special Color and Luminance Adjustments279
Chapter 14: Effects: Reference289
- Gallery of Effects289
- Adjust Effects291
  - Auto Color, Auto Contrast, and Auto Levels Effects291
  - Brightness & Contrast Effect291
  - Temporal Smoothing291
  - Color Balance Effect292
  - Convolution Kernel Effect292
  - Extract Effect292
  - Levels Effect292
  - Lighting Effects Effect293
  - Posterize Effect293
  - Procamp Effect293
  - Shadow/Highlight Effect293
  - Antialias Effect294
- Blur and Sharpen Effects294
  - Camera Blur Effect294
  - Threshold Effect294
  - Channel Blur Effect295
  - Compound Blur Effect295
  - Directional Blur Effect295
  - Fast Blur Effect295
  - Gaussian Blur Effect296
  - Gaussian Sharpen Effect296
  - Ghosting Effect296
  - Radial Blur Effect296
  - 3D Glasses Effect297
- Channel Effects297
  - Convergence Offset297
  - Left View, Right View297
  - About Ghost Effects298
  - About Red, Blue, and Green Lenses298
  - Arithmetic Effect298
  - Blend Effect299
  - Blending Mode299
  - Calculations Effect299
  - Input Channel299
  - Cineon Converter Effect300
  - Compound Arithmetic Effect301
  - Invert Effect301
  - Set Matte Effect302
  - Solid Composite Effect302
- Color Correction Effects303
  - Fast Color Corrector Effect303
  - Luma Corrector Effect304
  - Luma Curve Effect305
  - RGB Color Corrector Effect306
  - RGB Curves Effect308
  - Shadow Threshold, Shadow Softness, Highlight Threshold309
  - Three-Way Color Corrector Effect309
  - Three-Way Hue Balance and Angle309
  - Tonal Range309
  - Video Limiter Effect311
  - Bend Effect312
  - Corner Pin Effect312
- Distort Effects312
  - Lens Distortion Effect312
  - Magnify Effect313
  - Mirror Effect314
  - Offset Effect314
  - Polar Coordinates Effect314
  - Ripple Effect315
  - Spherize Effect315
  - Transform Effect315
  - Turbulent Displace Effect315
  - Twirl Effect317
  - Wave Warp Effect317
- GPU Effects318
  - Page Curl Effect318
  - Refraction Effect318
  - Ripple (Circular) Effect318
  - Black & White Effect319
  - Change Color Effect319
  - Change to Color Effect319
- Image Control Effects319
  - Color Balance (HLS) Effect320
  - Color Balance (RGB) Effect321
  - Color Match Effect321
  - Color Offset Effect321
  - Color Pass Effect321
  - Equalize Effect322
  - Gamma Correction Effect322
  - PS Arbitrary Map Effect322
  - To Apply a Photoshop Arbitrary Map322
  - Alpha Adjust Effect323
  - Chroma Key Effect323
- Keying Effects323
  - Tint Effect323
  - To Convert .Acv Files for the PS Arbitrary Map Effect323
  - Color Key Effect324
  - Difference Matte Key Effect324
  - Eight-Point, Four-Point, and Sixteen-Point Garbage Matte Effects325
  - Green Screen Key Effect325
  - Image Matte Key Effect325
  - Luma Key Effect325
  - Multiply Key Effect326
  - Non Red Key Effect326
  - Remove Matte Effect326
  - RGB Difference Key Effect326
  - Dust & Scratches Effect327
  - Median Effect327
- Noise & Grain Effects327
- Noise Effects327
  - Noise Alpha Effect328
  - Noise HLS and Noise HLS Auto Effects329
  - Basic 3D Effect330
  - Bevel Alpha Effect330
- Perspective Effects330
  - Bevel Edges Effect331
  - Drop Shadow Effect331
  - Radial Shadow Effect331
  - 4 Color Gradient Effect332
  - Facet Effect332
- Pixelate Effects332
- Render Effects332
  - Cell Pattern333
  - Cell Pattern Effect333
  - Checkerboard Effect335
  - Circle Effect336
  - Ellipse Effect337
  - Eyedropper Fill Effect337
  - Grid Effect338
  - Lightning Effect339
  - Paint Bucket Effect340
  - Alpha Glow Effect341
  - Ramp Effect341
- Stylize Effects341
  - Blend with Original342
  - Brush Strokes Effect342
  - Color Emboss Effect343
  - Emboss Effect343
  - Find Edges Effect343
  - Leave Color Effect343
  - Mosaic Effect344
  - Replicate Effect344
  - Roughen Edges Effect344
  - Solarize Effect346
  - Strobe Light Effect346
  - Texturize Effect346
  - Write-On Effect347
  - Echo Effect348
  - Posterize Time Effect348
- Time Effects348
  - Clip Effect349
  - Crop Effect349
  - Edge Feather Effect349
- Transform Effects349
- Block Dissolve Effect350
- Transition Effects350
  - Vertical Flip Effect350
  - Vertical Hold Effect350
  - Linear Wipe Effect351
  - Radial Wipe Effect351
  - Venetian Blinds Effect351
  - Broadcast Colors Effect352
  - Field Interpolate Effect352
- Video Effects352
- About Audio Effects in Adobe Premiere Pro353
- Audio Effects353
  - Balance Effect353
  - Timecode Effect353
  - Bandpass Effect354
  - Channel Volume Effect354
  - Deesser Effect354
  - Dehummer Effect354
  - Delay Effect355
  - Denoiser Effect355
  - Dynamics Effect355
  - EQ Effect356
  - Fill Left, Fill Right Effects357
  - Highpass, Lowpass Effects357
  - Multibandcompressor Effect357
  - Multitap Delay Effect358
  - Notch Effect358
  - Parametric EQ Effect358
  - Pitchshifter Effect358
  - Reverb Effect359
  - Swap Channels Effect359
  - Treble Effect359
  - Volume Effect359
  - About Alpha Channels and Mattes360
  - About Straight and Premultiplied Channels360
Chapter 15: Compositing360
- Transparency (Masks, Alpha Channels)360
  - About Compositing361
  - About Keying361
- Compositing Video361
- Defining Transparent Areas with Keys365
- Creating Transparency and Solid Colors with Mattes370
Chapter 16: Video Output376
- Exporting Basics376
- Exporting to Videotape or DVD381
- Exporting to Files384
- Adobe Media Encoder391
- Exporting for Online Editing and Collaboration402
Chapter 17: Creating Dvds409
- DVD Creation Overview409
- DVD Markers411
- Designing Menu-Based and Autoplay Dvds415
- Previewing and Burning Dvds420
Chapter 18: Keyboard Shortcuts423
- Finding and Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts423
- Default Keyboard Shortcuts425
Index433

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