Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

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Select Help > Adobe Premiere Pro Help.

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Open Contents > Effects: Reference > Gallery of Effects.

There you will see examples of about a third of the video effects that come with Premiere Pro.

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Open Effects: Reference > Render effects > Lightning.

This gives you an explanation of each parameter25 in all!in the Lightning effect. Every Premiere Pro video and audio effect has such a listing in the Help file.

4.

Close Help, return to the Premiere Pro workspace, and replace the Graphic 9.psd clip in the Timeline with the Video 9 clip.

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Drag Page Curl (GPU Effects) to the clip and open its parameters in the Effect Controls panel (in the figure I put the clip over a gray matte to better display the Page Curl effect).

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Change the Angle of Curl number to see that you can start the curl from any edge or corner of the clip.

To animate the curl, you need to apply keyframes to Curl Amount. You can have the page partially curl and then have it uncurl.

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Delete Page Curl and drag Lighting Effects (Adjust folder) to the clip or Effect Controls panel.

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Drag Texture 9.psd to the Video 2 track directly above the Video 9 clip in the Video 1 track.

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Right-click on the clip in Video 2 and click Enable to de-select that.

Turning off Enable turns off the display of that graphic clip so it won't cover the clip below it in the sequence. You will use this graphic to add texture to a spotlight.

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Select the Video 9 clip to display its parameters in the Effect Controls panel.

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Change the Bump Layer to Video 2.

As with Page Curl,

bump means texture. For this effect, you provide the texture by putting a graphic, image or video clip on a video track above the clip you apply Lighting Effects to.

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Change Bump Channel to G (Green) or B (Blue).

The spotlight now will have a texture.

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Experiment with the spotlight placement, angle, intensity, color and the like.

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Delete Lighting Effects and drag Lightning (Render folder) to the Effect Controls panel.

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Click the Transform button (or the word "Lightning") to switch on the two crosshair targets in the Program Monitor.

They designate where the lightning will start and end.

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Drag the start and end points for the lightning to place them at opposite corners of the picture frame in the video.

17.

Adjust some of the two-dozen other parameters including the outer and inner colors.

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Drag another instance of Lightning to the Effect Controls panel (in some cases you can apply the same effect more than once to a clip) and give it the same start point but a different end point.