Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

1.

Marquee select the clips in the Lesson 13 Practice sequence and press Delete.

2.

Drag Photo 13b back to the Video 1 track.

3.

Drag Photo 13a to the Video 2 track, directly above Photo 13b.

4.

Right-click on the clip on the Video 2 track and select Enable to uncheck it.

That switches off that clip's display and changes the clip color in the sequence to light blue.

5.

Apply the Blend video effect (Video Effects > Channel > Blend) to the clip on the Video 1 track.

6.

Select Video 2 from the Blend With Layer drop-down list.

That list includes every video track in your sequence.

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7.

Work your way through the Blend modes and move the Blend With Original slider to see how this effect works.

Crossfade duplicates the Opacity effect while Color Only is the most colorful. The Mode parameter is keyframeable, so you can switch from mode to mode within a single clip.

8.

Delete Blend from the Effect Controls panel and replace it with Texturize (Video Effects > Stylize folder).

9.

Select Video 2 in the Texture Layer drop-down list.

10.

Set the Texture Contrast to its highest value (2) and adjust the Light Direction for greatest effect.

Even in something as untextured as a sunset, you get an embossed feel (see the image on the left in the next figure).

11.

Drag Texture 13.psd on top of Photo 13a in the Video 2 track to do an overlay edit.

12.

Right-click and uncheck its Enable feature.

It'll look like the image on the right (you might need to move the Texturize Contrast slider slightly to see that).

Two examples of the Texture Effect

13.

Replace Photo 13a on the sequence with Stained Glass 13a.psd, right-click and deselect Enable.

This is a 200x200 pixel graphic. Texturize can use small frame-sized clips like this to make a repeated texture pattern. Since DV is 720x480, there will be slightly more than three across and more than two down.

14.

Change the Texture Placement to Tile Texture and that will distribute several instances of this circular graphic around the scene.

15.

Lesson 13 Nested Sequence 1 (it's a logo with Motion applied to it) on top of Texture 13 in the Video 2 track. This is a spinning logo.

16.

Right-click and deselect Enable.

17.

Play the clip and the spinning logo moves through the image, even though the nested sequence's clip is un-Enabled.