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Archived from the original on 30 April Mike Chambers. The following controls allow you to interpret the alpha channel in the clip. This effect ignores or inverts the alpha channel of only a single instance of a clip. To adjust the alpha channel of every instance of the clip, you need to use the Interpret Footage command. Ignore Alpha. Invert Alpha. Clip with alpha channel B. Ignore Alpha C. Invert Alpha D. Mask Only. The Blue Screen Key effect and the Green Screen Key effect create a keyhole of all clip pixels that are similar to a standard blue screen or green screen, so that they become transparent.

This effect is typically used to replace a blue or green background with another clip, as in replacing a blue screen behind a TV weatherman with a weather map. Effective use of the Blue Screen Key or the Green Screen Key requires footage where the background is a bright, evenly-lit standard blue or green screen. Sets the level of blue or green that determines transparent areas in the clip. Dragging the Threshold slider to the left increases the amount of transparency.

Use the Mask Only option to view the black transparent areas as you move the Threshold slider. Sets the opacity of the nontransparent areas that the Threshold setting specifies. Dragging the Cutoff value to the right increases the opacity.

Select the Mask Only option to view the white opaque areas as you drag the Cutoff value. Specifies the amount of anti-aliasing softening applied to the boundary between transparent and opaque regions. Choose None to produce sharp edges, with no anti-aliasing. This option is useful when you want to preserve sharp lines, such as those in titles.

Choose Low or High to produce different amounts of smoothing. Black represents transparent areas, white represents opaque areas, and gray represents partially transparent areas.

The Chroma Key effect creates transparency from a color or range of colors. You can use this key for a scene shot against a screen that contains a range of one color, such as a shadowy blue screen. Select a key color by clicking the Color swatch or by clicking the Eyedropper tool and selecting a color in the Monitor panel. Control the range of transparent colors by adjusting the tolerance level.

You can also feather the edges of the transparent area to create a smooth transition between the transparent and opaque areas. Blue color keyed out C. Clip on second track D. Final composite clip. Broadens or reduces the range of color that will be made transparent. Higher values increase the range. Blends the clip you are keying out with the underlying clip. Higher values blend more of the clip.

Controls the amount of shadows in the range of color you keyed out. Higher values retain more shadows. Darkens or lightens shadows. Drag to the right to darken shadows, but do not drag beyond the Threshold slider; doing so inverts gray and transparent pixels.

If Mask Only is selected, opaque areas of a clip appear white, transparent areas appear black, and partially transparent areas appear gray. The Difference Matte effect creates transparency by comparing a source clip with a difference clip, and then keying out pixels in the source image that match both the position and color in the difference image.

Often the difference clip is simply a frame of background footage before the moving object has entered the scene. For this reason, the Difference Matte effect is best used for scenes that have been shot with a stationary camera and an unmoving background. Original image B. Background image C. Image on second track D. Final composite image. Use these effects to apply a garbage matte with either four, eight, or 16 adjustment points for more detailed keying.

After you apply the effect, click the Applied Effects button, and then click the effect name in the Applied Effects panel to display the garbage matte handles in the Monitor panel. To adjust the matte, drag the handles in the Monitor panel. To get the most predictable results, choose a grayscale image for your image matte, unless you want to alter colors in the clip. Any color in the image matte removes the same level of color from the clip you are keying.

Select your matte by clicking the Setup button in Applied Effects panel. The Luma Key effect keys out all the regions of a layer with a specified luminance or brightness. Use this effect if the object from which you want to create a matte has a greatly different luminance value than its background. For example, if you want to create a matte for musical notes on a white background, you can key out the brighter values. The dark musical notes become the only opaque areas.

Specifies the range of darker values that are transparent. Higher values increase the range of transparency. Sets the opacity of nontransparent areas specified by the Threshold slider.

Higher values increase transparency. Tip : You can also use the Luma Key effect to key out light areas by setting Threshold to a low value and Cutoff to a high value. The Non Red Key creates transparency from green or blue backgrounds. In addition, the Non Red Key helps reduce fringing around the edges of nontransparent objects. Sets the levels of blue or green that determine transparent areas in the clip.

Sets the opacity of nontransparent areas that the Threshold value specifies. Drag to the right until the opaque area reaches a satisfactory level. Removes residual green or blue screen color from the edges of the opaque areas of a clip. Choose None to disable defringing. Choose Green or Blue to remove a residual edge from green-screen or blue-screen footage, respectively.

Specifies the amount of anti-aliasing softening that is applied to the boundary between transparent and opaque regions. The Remove Matte effect removes color fringes from clips that are premultiplied with a color. It is useful when combining alpha channels with fill textures from separate files. If you import footage with a premultiplied alpha channel, you may need to remove halos from an image.

Halos are caused by a large contrast between the image’s color and the background, or matte, color. Removing or changing the color of the matte can remove the halos. It lets you select a range for the target color, but you cannot blend the image or adjust transparency in grays. Broadens or reduces the range of the target color that will be made transparent.

This option works best with simple graphics such as titles. The Track Matte Key reveals one clip background clip through another superimposed clip , using a third file as a matte that creates transparent areas in the superimposed clip. This effect requires two clips and a matte, each placed on its own track. White areas in the matte are opaque in the superimposed clip, preventing underlying clips from showing through. Black areas in the matte are transparent, and gray areas are partially transparent.

Use the Titles view to create text or shapes use only grayscale images if you plan to key using luma information , save the title, and then import the file as your matte. Lists the video tracks that contain clips that could be used as mattes. Choose one from the list. Composite Using. The Airbrush effect creates an airbrushed effect by smoothing colors while maintaining sharp edges.

Lets you set the width of the airbrush nozzle. Increase the spray value to make the colors blend together over larger areas. Decrease the spray value to make individual color details become more evident.

The Colorize effect turns the image black-and-white, and then enhances specific areas using one or two colors that you specify. The areas that are enhanced are those that contain one of the two colors you specify. You can specify the two paint colors that dominate the image, and adjust how much color is applied. Color A and Color B. Specify the paint colors that stand out in the image.

Use the eyedropper to select point colors directly from the image, or click the color swatch to choose a color from the Color Picker. Brightness or dullness does not affect the results; however, the hue is important. For example, you can select a dark green or a light green and the result will be the same. You can refine the color by clicking the color swatch and adjusting the color in the Color Picker.

Strength A and Strength B. Control the influence of the associated paint color. The stronger the paint, the more it is used to color neighboring hues. The Line Drawing effect converts an image into a series of dots and lines drawn against a plain-colored background. Sets the background color. Use the eyedropper to select a color directly from the image, or click the color swatch to choose a color from the Color Picker.

Sets the pen color used for drawing the lines. Use the eyedropper or color swatch to choose a color. Sets the sensitivity for creating lines.

Slide to the far left for little to no lines. Slide to the right and the picture becomes increasingly busy with lines filling in the textures. Specifies the color of the metal. Specifies how much metal is mixed into the picture.

Use this in conjunction with the Picture control to create a nice blend between metal and original picture. Specifies how much of the original picture to blend in with the metal. Mixing metal with the original colors creates a much more appealing result. Turn up both Metal and Picture to increase brightness. The Pastel Sketch effect softens colors and draws sharp lines around the edges, creating the effect of a painting in pastel colors.

Controls the sensitivity for creating lines. Drag to the left to decrease the number of lines; drag right to increase the number of lines. Specifies how to mix the original image with the sketched image. Drag to the right if you want more of the original image to show through. Drag to the left to achieve a more sketched look. The Old Film effect makes your video look like an aged movie, complete with scratches, jitters, and graininess, all of which you can adjust for maximum impact.

Wear Pattern. The Active Camera effect simulates every variety of camera movement, from agitated hand-held, to jackhammer, to a gentle train ride. Depending on the Horizontal and Vertical settings, drag this control just enough to hide all exposed picture edges. The Earthquake effect recreates the chaos of an earthquake by moving, rotating, and blurring the image to simulate the effect of a shaking camera. Specifies the range of motion.

Drag to the left for subtle movement. Slide all the way to the right for the greatest range of movement. The Shear Energy effect twists the images with a shearing blur on two axes.

For example, consider a row of books on a shelf, leaning to the right. If you push them to the left, they will lean to the left. Shear lets you increase or decrease the shear angle of the first image, then it blurs the image in the direction of the shear. Sets the horizontal shearing. When the image is sheared horizontally, it progressively blurs more to the sides as it moves up from the center point of the shear operation.

Sets the vertical shearing. When the image is sheared vertically, it progressively blurs more to the top and bottom as it moves outward from the center point of the shear operation.

Sets the amount of blur to mix in with the picture. Drag all the way to the left to make the blur disappear. Drag to the right to increase the percentage of blur until the original picture is completely replaced by the blurred image.

The Zoom Blur effect simulates a camera zoom within a shot, adding motion blur that you can adjust up or down for dramatic effect. Sets the strength of the zoom. Drag to the right to increase image magnification. As you increase, you create a blur that starts with the original image and expands it to the magnified version of the image. Sets the amount of blur to mix with the nonblurred image. With Blend set all the way to the left, the blur disappears.

The cartoon effect provides a cartoon-like feel to movie clips on which it is applied. Using this effect, you can create a cartoon-like movie out of a live-motion movie clip.

Controls how many lines to draw. At the lowest value, only the simplest, most obvious, lines show. Determines the intensity of the black lines mixed into the image. Increase the value for solid, black lines. Determines the number of layers of paint for coloring the picture.

Set a low value to have broad, distinct layers. Increase the value to blend the paints into a continuously changing palette. Controls the smoothness of the layer edges. Low values set harsh, high-resolution layer edges. High values set the layers to wander in and out of the picture lines.

Increases the sharpness of the layer edges. At high values, a strong, almost brittle, effect is achieved. When you change the value, the colors change to other colors that fall within the spectrum of the primary color.

Sets the color saturation. Decreasing the value results in a monochrome image. Increase the value for vivid colors. Mixes the original picture with the cartooned image. Decrease the value to get an image close to the original image.

Increase the value for a more cartoonish effect. You can rotate your clip around horizontal and vertical axes and move it toward or away from you. You can also create a specular highlight to give the appearance of light reflecting off a rotated surface. The light source for the specular highlight is always above, behind, and to the left of the viewer.

Because the light comes from above, the clip must be tilted backward to see this reflection. Swivel B. Swivel and Tilt C. Swivel, Tilt, and Distance. Controls horizontal rotation rotation around a vertical axis. Distance To Image. Specular Highlight. Adds a glint of light that reflects off the surface of the rotated layer, as though an overhead light were shining on the surface. You must render a preview before the Specular Highlight effect becomes visible in the Monitor panel.

Deselect the Preview control when you finish manipulating the wireframe clip to see your final results. If the clip has no alpha channel or its alpha channel is completely opaque, the effect is applied to the edges of the clip. The edge created in this effect is somewhat softer than that of the Bevel Edges effect. This effect works well with text containing an alpha channel. Edge locations are determined by the alpha channel of the source clip. Unlike Bevel Alpha, the edges created in this effect are always rectangular, so clips with nonrectangular alpha channels do not produce the proper appearance.

All edges have the same thickness. The Drop Shadow effect adds a shadow that appears behind the clip. Because Drop Shadow works best when it is the last effect rendered, apply this effect after applying all other effects. The Facet effect clumps pixels of similar color values in cells for a painterly effect. Start Point, End Point.

Specifies the number of segments that form the main lightning bolt. Higher values produce more detail but reduce the smoothness of motion. Detail Level, Detail Amplitude. Specify how much detail is added to the lightning bolt and any branches. For Detail Level, typical values are between 2 and 3. For Detail Amplitude, a typical value is 0.

Higher values for either control are best for still images but tend to obscure animation. Specifies the amount of forking that appears at the ends of bolt segments. A value of 0 produces no branching; a value of 1. Specifies the amount of branching from branches. Branch Angle. Branch Seg. Specifies the length of each branch segment as a fraction of the average length of the segments in the lightning bolt. Branch Segments. Specifies the maximum number of segments for each branch.

To produce long branches, specify higher values for both the branch segment length and the branch segments.

Branch Width. Determines how closely the lightning undulates along the line defined by the start and end points. Lower values keep the lightning bolt close to the line; higher values create significant bouncing. A Stability value that is too low does not let the lightning stretch into an arc before it snaps back; a value that is too high lets the lightning bolt bounce around. Fixed Endpoint.

Determines whether the end point of the lightning bolt remains fixed in place. If this control is not selected, the end of the bolt undulates around the end point.

Width, Width Variation. Specify the width of the main lightning bolt and how much the width of different segments can vary. Width changes are randomized. A value of 0 produces no width changes; a value of 1 produces the maximum width changes. Specifies the width of the inner glow, as specified by the Inside Color value. The Core Width is relative to the total width of the lightning bolt.

Outside Color, Inside Color. Because the Lightning effect adds these colors on top of existing colors in the composition, primary colors often produce the best results. Bright colors often become much lighter, sometimes becoming white, depending on the brightness of colors beneath. Pull Force, Pull Direction. Specify the strength and direction of a force that pulls the lightning bolt.

Specifies a starting point for randomizing the lightning effects you have specified. Because random movement of the lightning may interfere with another clip or layer, typing another value for the Random Seed starts the randomizing at a different point, changing the movement of the lightning bolt. Blending Mode. Specifies how the lightning is added to the layer. Adobe Premiere Elements support layer blend modes that change the way layers react with each other.

You often use some of the common modes in every day work. For example, if your image is too dark, you can quickly make it brighter by duplicating the photo layer in the layers palette. Later, you change the duplicate layer mode to Screen. Use the Opacity filter to select blending modes for various layers of your video. Premiere Elements supports 27 blending modes. Select a blending mode from the list and apply it to your image.

Use the sliders to increase or decrease its effect. Learn More. Highlights of this update are: This Windows-only update is being provided to fix a security vulnerability in Internet Explorer Users not installing this update may not be able to sign-in to Adobe Premiere Elements in the future. Photoshop Camera Raw 10 update version Premiere Elements Updated: 21st December, Fade in and out both audio and video In the Expert editor workspace, you can now choose to simultaneously Fade In and Out either the audio, video or both for a clip, by choosing the appropriate Fade option from the right-click menu.

Quick access to Audio Hardware Settings Premiere Elements displays an alert if you do not have the right audio hardware settings when recording a narration.

Usability enhancements and fixes The CTI is automatically placed at the beginning of the sequence of clips imported from Elements Organizer into Premiere Elements. You can now use the right-click option to export a Classic Title, both from the Grid view as well as from the List View of the Project Assets panel.

This means that when you change the text of the copied Motion Title, the text of the source Motion Title remains unaltered. Premiere Elements no longer crashes when dragging and dropping the Hollywood look effect to the timeline, in the Quick View workspace. Premiere Elements no longer crashes when a clip containing 5. For Mac platforms, graphics installed with the application that were not accessible from the Graphics panel can now be accessed with the Premiere Elements DVD burn failures for videos with Stop Marker in the last few frames at the end of sequence no longer occur with the latest Premiere Elements update, While exporting videos with p resolution and 30fps frame rate, issues with incorrect fps of 60 being assigned have now been rectified.

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