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  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0321704517
  • ISBN-13: 9780321704511
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Those creative professionals seeking the fastest, easiest, most comprehensive way to learn Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 choose Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 Classroom in a Book from the Adobe Creative Team at Adobe Press.

The 22 project-based lessons in this book show readers step-by-step the key techniques for working in Premiere Pro CS5. Readers learn the basics on things like using audio, creating transitions, producing titles, and adding effects. Once they have the basics down, they'll learn how to take their projects further by sweetening and mixing sound, compositing the footage, adjusting color, authoring DVDs, and much more.

This completely revised CS5 edition covers new features such as Ultra, the new high-performance keyer. New workflows for creative collaboration are also explored, from the script all the way to the screen using Adobe Story, OnLocation, Speech Search, and other Adobe tools that are right at users' fingertips. Best of all, the companion DVD includes lesson files so readers can work step-by-step along with the book.

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Getting Started 1(7)
About Classroom in a Book
1(1)
Prerequisites
2(1)
Installing Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
2(1)
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 trial
2(1)
Optimizing performance
3(1)
Copying the lesson files
3(1)
How to use these lessons
4(1)
Additional resources
4(2)
Adobe certification
6(1)
Checking for updates
6(2)
1 Touring Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
8(16)
Topics covered in this lesson
8(2)
New features in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
10(1)
Nonlinear editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
11(1)
Presenting the standard digital video workflow
12(1)
Enhancing the workflow with high-level features
12(1)
Incorporating other CS5 components into the editing workflow
13(2)
Adobe CS5 Production Premium workflow
15(1)
Touring the Adobe Premiere Pro workspace
15(2)
The workspace layout
17(3)
Customizing the workspace
20(4)
2 Selecting Settings, Adjusting Preferences, and Managing Assets
24(20)
Topics covered in this lesson
24(2)
Getting started
26(1)
Selecting project settings by sequence
26(1)
Three types of settings
26(1)
Specifying project setting
27(2)
Sequence settings
29(1)
Adjusting user preferences
30(2)
Importing assets
32(2)
Taking a closer look at images
34(3)
Image tips
37(1)
Managing media in bins
37(3)
Exploring additional bin features
40(1)
Having multiple bins open at once
40(1)
Finding assets
41(1)
Finding assets with the Media Browser
42(2)
3 Importing And Managing Tapeless Media
44(14)
Topics covered in this lesson
44(2)
Getting started
46(1)
Using a tapeless workflow
46(1)
Panasonic P2
46(1)
Sony XDCAM
47(1)
AVCHD
48(1)
Digital still cameras that shoot high-definition video
49(1)
Using the Media Browser
49(1)
Importing XDCAM media
50(3)
Importing P2 media
53(1)
P2 folder structure
53(1)
Importing AVCHD media
54(1)
Mixing media formats
55(3)
4 Shooting And Capturing Great Video Assets
58(18)
Topics covered in this lesson
58(2)
Getting started
60(1)
Tips for shooting great video
60(1)
Get a closing shot
61(1)
Get an establishing shot
61(1)
Shoot plenty of video
61(1)
Adhere to the rule of thirds
61(1)
Keep your shots steady
62(1)
Follow the action
62(1)
Use trucking shots
62(1)
Find unusual angles
63(1)
Lean forward or backward
63(1)
Get wide and tight shots
63(1)
Shoot matched action
63(1)
Get sequences
63(1)
Avoid fast pans and snap zooms
64(1)
Shoot cutaways
64(1)
Use lights
65(1)
Grab good sound bites
65(1)
Get plenty of natural sound
65(1)
Plan your shoot
66(1)
Capturing video
66(1)
Three DV/HDV-capturing scenarios
67(1)
Capturing an entire tape
67(3)
Using batch capture and scene detection
70(1)
Use a clip-naming convention
71(2)
Use scene detection
73(1)
Tackling manual analog movie capture
74(1)
Capturing HDV and HD video
74(2)
5 Creating Cuts-Only Videos
76(20)
Topics covered in this lesson
76(2)
Getting started
78(1)
Using a storyboard to build a rough cut
78(2)
Arranging your storyboard
80(1)
Automating your storyboard to a sequence
80(2)
Editing clips on the Timeline
82(1)
Trimming a clip
82(3)
Using the Ripple Edit tool
85(1)
Moving clips to, from, and within the Timeline
86(1)
Using the current-time indicator to establish the edit point
87(1)
Adding clips to the Timeline with the Source Monitor
88(2)
Working with Source Monitor editing tools
90(1)
More practice
91(1)
Adjusting clips in the Trim panel
92(1)
Using other editing tools
93(3)
6 Adding Video Transitions
96(18)
Topics covered in this lesson
96(2)
Getting started
98(1)
Using transitions with restraint
98(1)
Adding whimsy
99(1)
Adding visual interest
99(1)
Trying some transitions
99(4)
Sequence display changes
103(1)
Changing parameters in the Effect Controls panel
104(2)
Using A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
106(1)
Working with the Effect Controls panel's A/B feature
106(3)
Dealing with inadequate (or no) head or tail handles
109(1)
Applying transitions to multiple clips at once
110(1)
Adding audio transitions
111(3)
7 Creating Dynamic Titles
114(26)
Topics covered in this lesson
114(2)
Getting started
116(1)
Strengthening your project with titles
116(1)
Changing text parameters
117(4)
Building text from scratch
121(4)
Putting text on a path
125(2)
Creating shapes
127(3)
Aligning shapes
130(2)
Making text roll and crawl
132(2)
Adding text effects: sheens, strokes, shadows, and fills
134(3)
Experiment with effects
137(3)
8 Applying Specialized Editing Tools
140(22)
Topics covered in this lesson
140(2)
Getting started
142(1)
Exploring timesaving editing tools
142(2)
Making rolling, slide, and slip edits
144(2)
Using the Program Monitor's Lift and Extract buttons
146(2)
Replacing a clip and replacing footage
148(1)
Using the Replace Clip feature
148(1)
Using the Replace Footage feature
149(1)
Using Sync Lock and Track Lock
150(1)
Using Sync Lock
150(1)
Using Track Lock
150(1)
Finding gaps in the timeline
151(1)
Editing with In and Out points around a clip
152(2)
Creating subclips from the Source Monitor
154(1)
Multicamera editing
154(1)
Creating the initial multicamera sequence
155(3)
Switching multiple cameras
158(2)
Finalizing multicamera editing
160(1)
Changing an edit in the Timeline
160(1)
Multicam tips
160(2)
9 Adding Video Effects
162(22)
Topics covered in this lesson
162(2)
Getting started
164(1)
Sampling some basic video effects
165(4)
Applying effects to multiple clips
169(1)
Adding keyframing effects
169(4)
Extra credit: combining effects
173(1)
Adding keyframe interpolation and velocity
173(5)
One additional velocity/interpolation issue
178(1)
Adding lighting effects
178(2)
Creating custom presets
180(4)
10 Putting Clips In Motion
184(20)
Topics covered in this lesson
184(2)
Getting started
186(1)
Applying the Motion effect to clips
186(1)
Examining Motion settings
187(4)
Changing clip size and adding rotation
191(2)
Adding rotation and changing the anchor point
193(1)
Working with keyframe interpolation
194(2)
Creating a picture-in-picture effect
196(1)
Enhancing motion with shadows and beveled edges
197(2)
Adding a drop shadow
199(1)
Using other motion-related effects: Transform, Basic 3D and Camera View
200(1)
Transform
200(1)
Basic 3D and Camera View
201(3)
11 Changing Time
204(12)
Topics covered in this lesson
204(2)
Getting started
206(1)
Using slow-motion and reverse-motion techniques
206(1)
Speeding up a clip
207(1)
Changing speed with the Rate Stretch tool
208(1)
Enabling variable time changes with time remapping
209(2)
Applying time remapping with speed transitions
211(1)
Using time remapping with reverse motion
211(1)
Recognizing the downstream effects of changing time
212(1)
Changing the speed of multiple clips simultaneously
213(1)
Changing the length of multiple stills simultaneously
214(2)
12 Acquiring And Editing Audio
216(22)
Topics covered in this lesson
216(2)
Getting started
218(1)
Making the connection
218(1)
Setting up a basic voice-recording area
219(1)
Voicing professional narrations
219(1)
Creating a high-quality aural experience
220(1)
Examining audio characteristics
221(6)
Adjusting audio volume
227(2)
Adjusting audio in the Effect Controls panel
229(2)
Adjusting audio gain
231(2)
Adding J-cuts and L-cuts
233(2)
Adding an L-cut
235(3)
13 Sweetening Your Sound And Mixing Audio
238(24)
Topics covered in this lesson
238(2)
Getting started
240(1)
Sweetening sound with audio effects
240(4)
Trying stereo and 5.1 surround sound effects
244(2)
Looking at one more VST plug-in
246(1)
Editing keyframes by using the clip effect menu
246(1)
Working with the Audio Mixer
247(4)
Automating changes in audio tracks
251(1)
Outputting tracks to submixes
251(2)
Recording voice-overs
253(1)
Creating a 5.1 surround sound mix
254(2)
Fixing, sweetening, and creating soundtracks in Adobe Soundbooth
256(1)
Cleaning up noisy audio
256(4)
Adding audio effects in Adobe Soundbooth
260(2)
14 Analyzing Content
262(10)
Topics covered in this lesson
262(2)
Getting started
264(1)
Transcribing speech to text
264(3)
Enhancing the accuracy of speech analysis
267(1)
Searching transcription for keywords
268(1)
Setting in and Out points using speech analysis text
268(1)
Modifying the metadata
269(1)
Detecting faces in a sequence
270(2)
15 Exploring Compositing Techniques
272(18)
Topics covered in this lesson
272(2)
Getting started
274(1)
Making compositing part of your projects
274(1)
Shooting videos with compositing in mind
275(1)
Working with the Opacity effect
275(2)
Combine layers based on a blend mode
277(1)
Working with alpha-channel transparencies
278(1)
Using video effects that work with graphic-file alpha channels
279(1)
Color keying a green-screen shot with Ultra Key
280(1)
Using the Ultra Key effect
281(2)
Using matte keys
283(3)
Using mattes that use graphics or other clips
286(1)
Using Track Matte Key
287(1)
Making a traveling matte
287(3)
16 Working With Color, Nested Sequences, And Shortcuts
290(20)
Topics covered in this lesson
290(2)
Getting started
292(1)
An overview of color-oriented effects
292(1)
Coloring effects
293(1)
Color removal or replacement
293(1)
Color correction
293(1)
Technical color effects
294(1)
Adjusting and enhancing color
294(1)
The Leave Color effect
294(1)
The Change to Color effect
295(1)
Color correction
296(1)
The Color Balance (RGB) effect
296(1)
The Auto Color effect
297(1)
The Fast Color Corrector effect
298(2)
Using nested sequences
300(2)
Nesting clips
302(1)
Getting to know the recommended keyboard shortcuts
303(1)
Changing a shortcut
304(2)
Most frequently used shortcuts
306(4)
17 Managing Your Projects
310(10)
Topics covered in this lesson
310(2)
Getting started
312(1)
Project menu overview
312(3)
Making a clip offline
315(1)
Using the Project Manager
316(1)
Working with a trimmed project
317(1)
Collecting files and copying them to a new location
317(1)
Final project management steps
317(1)
Importing projects or sequences
318(2)
18 Exploring Adobe Onlocation CS5
320(16)
Topics covered in this lesson
320(2)
Getting started
322(1)
Setting up Adobe OnLocation
322(2)
Calibrating your camera with Camera Setup Assistant
324(1)
Setting up your frame
324(1)
Setting your focus
325(1)
Setting your iris/exposure
325(1)
Setting your white balance
326(1)
Recording live video
326(1)
Recording video to a shot list
327(1)
Analyzing video with Adobe OnLocation
328(1)
Working with the Waveform Monitor
328(2)
Analyzing color with the Vectorscope
330(1)
Analyzing audio with Adobe OnLocation
331(1)
Importing clips not captured with Adobe OnLocation
331(3)
Importing OnLocation clips with the Adobe Premiere Pro Media Browser
334(2)
19 Using Photoshop And After Effects To Enhance Your Video Projects
336(16)
Topics covered in this lesson
336(2)
Getting started
338(1)
Exploring Adobe Creative Suite 5 Production Premium
338(1)
Importing Adobe Photoshop files as sequences
339(2)
Re-creating the lower-third animation
341(2)
Using Dynamic Link with After Effects
343(1)
Surveying After Effects features
343(1)
Looking at the Adobe After Effects workspace
343(2)
Animating the lower third
345(2)
Importing a project from Adobe After Effects to Adobe Premiere Pro using Adobe Dynamic Link
347(1)
Editing an existing dynamically linked animation
348(1)
Replacing a clip with an After Effects composition
349(3)
20 Exporting Frames, Clips, And Sequences
352(22)
Topics covered in this lesson
352(2)
Getting started
354(1)
Overview of export options
354(1)
Checking out export options
355(1)
Recording to tape
356(1)
Recording to an analog recorder without device control
357(1)
Exporting single frames
358(1)
Exporting a single frame via the Export Frame function
358(1)
Using the Export Settings dialog
359(3)
Working with Adobe Media Encoder
362(2)
Format overview
364(2)
Using the formats
366(1)
Exporting to mobile devices
367(2)
Exporting to Final Cut Pro
369(1)
Working with edit decision lists
370(4)
21 Authoring DVDS With Adobe Encore CS5
374(14)
Topics covered in this lesson
374(2)
Getting started
376(1)
Overview of DVD authoring in Adobe Premiere Pro
376(2)
Adding Adobe Encore chapter markers to the Timeline
378(1)
Creating an autoplay DVD
379(3)
Creating a menu DVD
382(2)
Previewing the DVD
384(1)
Creating a Blu-ray Disc
385(1)
Exporting DVD projects to Flash
385(3)
Index 388
The Adobe Creative Team of designers, writers, and editors has extensive, real world knowledge of Adobe products. They work closely with the Adobe product development teams and Adobe's Instructional Communications team to come up with creative, challenging, and visually appealing projects to help both new and experienced users get up to speed quickly on Adobe software products.