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  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0134665317
  • ISBN-13: 9780134665313
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0134665317
  • ISBN-13: 9780134665313
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Creative professionals seeking the fastest, easiest, most comprehensive way to learn Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2017 release) choose Adobe Premiere Pro CC Classroom in a Book (2017 release) from Adobe Press. The 18 project-based lessons in this book show users step-by-step the key techniques for working in Premiere Pro. Learn to edit video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 and get the most out of your workflow. Take a project from beginning to end and learn to organize media, add audio, create transitions, produce titles, and add effects. Take your projects further by sweetening and mixing sound, compositing footage, adjusting color, using advanced editing techniques, managing projects, working with 360 video for VR headsets, exporting, and much more.

 

The online companion files include all the necessary assets for readers to complete the projects featured in each chapter as well as ebook updates when Adobe releases new features for Creative Cloud customers. All buyers of the book get full access to the Web Edition: a Web-based version of the complete ebook enhanced with video and interactive multiple-choice quizzes. As always with the Classroom in a Book, Instructor Notes are available for teachers to download.
Getting Started xvii
About Classroom in a Book
xvii
Prerequisites
xviii
Installing Premiere Pro CC
xviii
Optimizing performance
xviii
Using the lesson files
xix
Relinking the lesson files
xx
How to use these lessons
xx
Online content
xxi
Lesson files
xxi
Accessing the Web Edition
xxi
Additional resources
xxii
Adobe Authorized Training Centers
xxiii
1 Touring Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2(20)
Getting started
4(1)
Performing nonlinear editing in Premiere Pro
4(4)
Looking at the standard digital video workflow
5(1)
Enhancing the workflow with Premiere Pro
6(2)
Expanding the workflow
8(2)
Incorporating other components into the editing workflow
8(1)
Looking at the Adobe Creative Cloud video workflow
9(1)
Touring the Premiere Pro workspace
10(8)
Looking at the workspace layout
11(3)
Customizing the workspace
14(2)
Introducing preferences
16(2)
Keyboard shortcuts
18(2)
Moving, backing up, and syncing user settings
19(1)
Review Questions
20(1)
Review Answers
21(1)
2 Setting Up A Project 22(26)
Getting started
24(1)
Setting up a project
25(13)
Exploring video rendering and playback settings
26(2)
Setting the video and audio display formats
28(3)
Setting the capture format
31(1)
Displaying the project item names and label colors
31(1)
Setting up the scratch disks
32(1)
Setting up Project Auto Save location
32(1)
CC Libraries downloads
33(1)
Choosing ingest settings
34(2)
Importing projects from Final Cut Pro
36(1)
Importing Avid Media Composer projects
37(1)
Setting up a sequence
38(8)
Creating a sequence that automatically matches your source
39(1)
Choosing the correct preset
39(3)
Customizing a sequence preset
42(1)
Understanding track types
43(2)
Understanding submixes
45(1)
Review Questions
46(1)
Review Answers
47(1)
3 Importing Media 48(20)
Getting started
50(1)
Importing assets
50(2)
When to use the Import command
50(1)
When to use the Media Browser
51(1)
Working with ingest options and proxy media
52(3)
Working with the Media Browser
55(4)
Following a file-based camera workflow
55(1)
Understanding supported video file types
56(1)
Finding assets with the Media Browser
56(3)
Importing images
59(4)
Importing flattened Adobe Photoshop files
60(1)
Importing layered Adobe Photoshop files
60(2)
Importing Adobe Illustrator files
62(1)
Importing subfolders
63(1)
Using Adobe Stock
63(1)
Customizing the media cache
64(1)
Recording a voice-over
65(2)
Review Questions
67(1)
Review Answers
67(1)
4 Organizing Media 68(28)
Getting started
70(1)
Using the Project panel
70(5)
Customizing the Project panel
71(2)
Finding assets in the Project panel
73(2)
Working with bins
75(8)
Creating bins
76(1)
Managing media in bins
77(1)
Changing bin views
78(2)
Assigning labels
80(1)
Changing names
81(1)
Customizing bins
81(2)
Having multiple bins open at once
83(1)
Monitoring footage
83(6)
Lowering the playback resolution
85(1)
Getting timecode information
86(1)
Using essential playback controls
87(1)
Customizing the monitors
88(1)
Modifying clips
89(5)
Adjusting audio channels
89(1)
Merging clips
90(1)
Interpreting video footage
91(1)
Working with raw files
92(2)
Review Questions
94(1)
Review Answers
95(1)
5 Mastering The Essentials Of Video Editing 96(26)
Getting started
98(1)
Using the Source Monitor
98(7)
Loading a clip
99(1)
Loading multiple clips
100(1)
Using Source Monitor controls
101(1)
Selecting a range in a clip
101(3)
Creating subclips
104(1)
Navigating the Timeline
105(8)
What is a sequence?
107(1)
Opening a sequence in the Timeline panel
107(1)
Understanding tracks
108(1)
Targeting tracks
109(1)
Using In and Out marks
110(2)
Using time rulers
112(1)
Customizing track headers
112(1)
Using essential editing commands
113(8)
Overwrite edit
113(1)
Insert edit
114(2)
Three-point editing
116(1)
Storyboard editing
117(4)
Review Questions
121(1)
Review Answers
121(1)
6 Working With Clips And Markers 122(30)
Getting started
124(1)
Using Program Monitor controls
124(5)
What is the Program Monitor?
124(2)
Adding clips to the Timeline with the Program Monitor
126(3)
Setting the playback resolution
129(3)
Changing playback resolution
130(1)
Changing resolution when playback is paused
131(1)
Playing back VR video
132(1)
Using markers
133(7)
What are markers?
133(1)
Exploring the types of markers
134(3)
Automating the editing to markers
137(2)
Finding clips in the Timeline
139(1)
Using Sync Lock and Track Lock
140(1)
Using sync locks
140(1)
Using track locks
141(1)
Finding gaps in the Timeline
141(1)
Selecting clips
142(3)
Selecting a clip or range of clips
142(1)
Selecting all the clips on a track
143(1)
Selecting audio or video only
143(1)
Splitting a clip
144(1)
Linking and unlinking clips
144(1)
Moving clips
145(3)
Dragging clips
145(1)
Nudging clips
146(1)
Rearranging clips in a sequence
147(1)
Using the clipboard
148(1)
Extracting and deleting segments
148(3)
Performing a lift edit
148(1)
Performing an extract edit
149(1)
Performing a delete and ripple delete edit
149(1)
Disabling a clip
150(1)
Review Questions
151(1)
Review Answers
151(1)
7 Adding Transitions 152(20)
Getting started
154(1)
What are transitions?
155(1)
Knowing when to use transitions
155(1)
Implementing best practices with transitions
156(1)
Using edit points and handles
156(1)
Adding video transitions
157(6)
Applying a single-sided transition
158(1)
Applying a transition between two clips
159(2)
Applying transitions to multiple clips at once
161(2)
Using A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
163(5)
Changing parameters in the Effect Controls panel
163(2)
Using a Morph Cut effect
165(1)
Dealing with inadequate (or nonexistent) head or tail handles
166(2)
Adding audio transitions
168(3)
Creating a cross fade
168(1)
Applying audio transitions
169(2)
Review Questions
171(1)
Review Answers
171(1)
8 Performing Advanced Editing Techniques 172(28)
Getting started
174(1)
Performing four-point editing
174(2)
Editing options for four-point edits
174(1)
Making a four-point edit
175(1)
Changing playback speed
176(7)
Changing the speed/duration of a clip
178(2)
Changing the speed/duration with the Rate Stretch tool
180(1)
Changing the speed/duration with time remapping
180(3)
Replacing clips and footage
183(3)
Dragging in a replacement clip
183(1)
Making a replace edit
184(1)
Using the Replace Footage feature
185(1)
Nesting sequences
186(2)
Adding a nested sequence
187(1)
Performing regular trimming
188(1)
Trimming in the Source Monitor
188(1)
Trimming in a sequence
188(1)
Performing advanced trimming
189(4)
Making ripple edits
189(2)
Making rolling edits
191(1)
Making sliding edits
191(1)
Making slip edits
192(1)
Trimming in the Program Monitor
193(6)
Using Trim mode in the Program Monitor
194(1)
Choosing a trimming method in the Program Monitor
195(2)
Performing dynamic trimming
197(1)
Trimming with the keyboard
198(1)
Review Questions
199(1)
Review Answers
199(1)
9 Putting Clips In Motion 200(28)
Getting started
202(1)
Adjusting the Motion effect
202(5)
Understanding Motion settings
203(2)
Examining Motion properties
205(2)
Changing clip position, size, and rotation
207(9)
Changing position
207(2)
Reusing Motion settings
209(1)
Adding rotation and changing the anchor point
210(1)
Changing clip size
211(3)
Animating clip size changes
214(2)
Working with keyframe interpolation
216(3)
Using different keyframe interpolation methods
216(2)
Adding Ease to Motion
218(1)
Using other motion-related effects
219(7)
Adding a drop shadow
219(1)
Adding a bevel
220(2)
Adding motion with the Transform effect
222(2)
Manipulating clips in 3D space with Basic 3D
224(2)
Review Questions
226(1)
Review Answers
227(1)
10 Multicamera Editing 228(12)
Getting started
230(1)
Following the multicamera process
230(1)
Creating a multicamera sequence
231(4)
Determining the sync points
231(1)
Adding clips to a multicamera source sequence
232(2)
Creating the multicamera target sequence
234(1)
Switching multiple cameras
235(3)
Performing a multicamera edit
235(2)
Re-recording multicamera edits
237(1)
Finalizing multicamera editing
238(1)
Switching an angle
238(1)
Flattening a multicamera edit
238(1)
Review Questions
239(1)
Review Answers
239(1)
11 Editing And Mixing Audio 240(24)
Getting started
242(1)
Setting up the interface to work with audio
242(8)
Working in the Audio workspace
243(2)
Defining master track output
245(1)
Using the audio meters
246(1)
Viewing samples
246(2)
Showing audio waveforms
248(1)
Working with standard audio tracks
249(1)
Monitoring audio
250(1)
Examining audio characteristics
250(2)
Creating a voice-over "scratch track"
252(1)
Adjusting audio volume
253(4)
Adjusting audio in the Effect Controls panel
253(2)
Adjusting audio gain
255(1)
Normalizing audio
255(2)
Creating a split edit
257(1)
Adding a J-cut
258(1)
Adding an L-cut
258(1)
Adjusting audio levels for a clip
258(5)
Adjusting overall clip levels
259(1)
Keyframing volume changes
260(1)
Smoothing volume between keyframes
260(1)
Using clip vs. track keyframes
261(1)
Working with the Audio Clip Mixer
261(2)
Review Questions
263(1)
Review Answers
263(1)
12 Sweetening Sound 264(22)
Getting started
266(1)
Sweetening sound with audio effects
266(5)
Adjusting bass
267(1)
Adding a delay
268(1)
Adjusting pitch
269(1)
Adjusting treble
270(1)
Adding reverb
270(1)
Adjusting EQ
271(4)
Simple Parametric EQ
272(1)
Parametric EQ
272(3)
Cleaning up noisy audio
275(10)
Highpass and Lowpass effects
275(1)
MultiBandCompressor effect
276(3)
Notch effect
279(3)
Loudness Radar effect
282(3)
Review Questions
285(1)
Review Answers
285(1)
13 Adding Video Effects 286(34)
Getting started
288(1)
Working with effects
288(11)
Fixed effects
288(2)
The Effects panel
290(2)
Applying effects
292(2)
Using adjustment layers
294(2)
Sending a clip to Adobe After Effects
296(3)
Master clip effects
299(2)
Masking and tracking visual effects
301(3)
Keyframing effects
304(4)
Adding keyframes
305(1)
Adding keyframe interpolation and velocity
306(2)
Effect presets
308(4)
Using built-in presets
309(1)
Saving effect presets
310(2)
Frequently used effects
312(5)
Image stabilization and rolling shutter reduction
312(1)
Timecode and Clip Name
313(2)
Shadow/Highlight
315(2)
Lens distortion removal
317(1)
Render all sequences
317(1)
Render and replace
317(2)
Review Questions
319(1)
Review Answers
319(1)
14 Improving Clips With Color Correction And Grading 320(34)
Getting started
322(1)
Following a color-oriented workflow
323(14)
The Color workspace
324(1)
The Lumetri Color panel
325(3)
Lumetri Scopes essentials
328(2)
The Lumetri Scopes panel
330(7)
An overview of color-oriented effects
337(4)
Coloring effects
338(1)
Color removal or replacement
339(1)
Color correction
339(1)
Video Limiter
340(1)
Fixing exposure problems
341(3)
Underexposed images
342(1)
Overexposed images
343(1)
Fixing color balance
344(6)
Basic white balance (Fast Color Corrector)
345(1)
Primary color correction
346(2)
Balancing Lumetri color wheels
348(2)
Using special color effects
350(1)
Gaussian Blur
350(1)
Stylize
350(1)
Lumetri looks
350(1)
Creating a look
351(2)
Review Questions
353(1)
Review Answers
353(1)
15 Exploring Compositing Techniques 354(20)
Getting started
356(1)
What is an alpha channel?
357(1)
Making compositing part of your projects
358(2)
Shooting videos with compositing in mind
358(1)
Essential terminology
359(1)
Working with the Opacity effect
360(3)
Keyframing opacity
361(1)
Combining tracks based on a blend mode
362(1)
Working with alpha-channel transparencies
363(1)
Color keying a greenscreen shot
364(5)
Preprocessing the footage
365(1)
Using the Ultra Key effect
366(3)
Masking clips
369(3)
Using mattes that use graphics or other clips
370(2)
Review Questions
372(1)
Review Answers
373(1)
16 Creating Titles 374(28)
Getting started
376(1)
An overview of the Titler window
376(4)
Mastering video typography essentials
380(5)
Font choice
380(1)
Color choice
381(1)
Kerning
381(1)
Tracking
382(1)
Leading
383(1)
Alignment
384(1)
Safe title margin
384(1)
Creating titles
385(4)
Adding point text
385(3)
Adding paragraph text
388(1)
Stylizing text
389(4)
Changing a title's appearance
389(2)
Saving custom styles
391(1)
Creating an Adobe Photoshop graphic or title
391(2)
Working with shapes and logos
393(3)
Creating shapes
393(2)
Adding a graphic
395(1)
Aligning shapes and logos
395(1)
Making text roll and crawl
396(2)
Introducing captions
398(3)
Using closed captions
399(2)
Review Questions
401(1)
Review Answers
401(1)
17 Managing Your Projects 402(18)
Getting started
404(1)
Using the File menu
404(2)
Using the File menu commands
405(1)
Making a clip offline
405(1)
Using the Project Manager
406(8)
Collecting files and copying them to a new location
408(1)
Consolidating and transcoding
409(2)
Rendering and replacing
411(1)
Using the Link Media panel and the Locate command
412(2)
Performing the final project management steps
414(1)
Importing projects or sequences
414(2)
Managing collaboration
416(1)
Using the Libraries panel
417(1)
Managing your hard drives
417(2)
Additional files
417(2)
Review Questions
419(1)
Review Answers
419(1)
18 Exporting Frames, Clips, And Sequences 420(22)
Getting started
422(1)
Overview of export options
422(1)
Exporting single frames
423(1)
Exporting a master copy
424(3)
Matching sequence settings
424(2)
Choosing another codec
426(1)
Working with Adobe Media Encoder
427(8)
Choosing a file format for export
427(3)
Configuring the export
430(2)
Using the Source and Output panels
432(1)
Queuing the export
432(2)
Additional options in Adobe Media Encoder
434(1)
Uploading to social media
435(1)
Exchanging with other editing applications
436(4)
Exporting a Final Cut Pro XML file
436(1)
Exporting to OMF
436(1)
Exporting to AAF
437(1)
Final practice
438(2)
Review Questions
440(1)
Review Answers
441(1)
Index 442
Maxim Jago is a media trainer, presenter, award-winning writer, and film director. He's also an Adobe Master Trainer and author of the previous editions of this book and several editions of Adobe Premiere Pro Learn by Video. He presents regularly at media events, has trained editors all around the world, and has taught everyone from schoolchildren to university professors, from ABCs top editors in Australia to the BBCs tech gurus in the UK. Visit his website at http://www.maximjago.com/.