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For newcomers, I still wouldn’t use intuitive After talking to one of the videographers I know at my local sports arena, he suggested looking up “Classroom in a Book” by Adobe Press. He says he and several of the videographers he works with have used these books before and every time they upgrade their software, they purchase the new books to discover what’s new, shortcuts, etc.

The Barnes and Noble website also offers this book for sale. The book is about pages long, printed in softcover that lies FLAT The lesson clips are HD in quality and what the author has you do with them are exactly what you’d have to know to produce good videos for a living.

The book is well written, some light humor here and there, and it is almost like having an instructor in the room with you. As you work through the lessons, some take from minutes, others two hours or more depending on your “speed” at picking up the various nuances of this program but when you finish a lesson, there are several questions at the end of each chapter that help reinforce what you just learned.

I have about 4 lessons left, and yes, once in awhile I’ll refer to the book when working on a video I shot myself in between my lessons I should be done with the other 4 lessons in less than a week; and although I am not quite ready to apply for a job doing this type of work, I really feel I received a LOT of bang for the buck in learning how to use Adobe Premier Elements It also taught me how to use many of the features in Adobe Organizer, another program bundled with my version of Elements11 that will help you greatly in organizational skills of your clips and pictures.

And Organizer works seamlessly with Elements so it’s a snap to transfer your pics and video clips from Organizer to Elements. I have a lot more respect for the folks who do this type of work on a daily basis, and knowing they use the same software I am trying to learn, and seeing their work at every game I attend during the season makes me feel pretty good about having made a good purchase.

YMMV, of course, but I would really recommend this book if you are still ‘stumbling around’ trying to learn the nuances of this program. And yes, these books are available for earlier versions of this program too.

Your video editing skills will definitely go to another level after spending some time with Classroom in a Book and the lessons included with it. And I really am happy so far with Adobe Premier Elements 11 too. For me, it is a definite ‘step up’ from iMovie. One more caveat I had used Adobe Premiere Elements 3. I had a pretty good handle on how to use it back then, and when I decided to buy version I was astonished how much the software had matured, and was frustrated that I couldn’t find ways to do things that I used to do — so a decided to buy this book.

I didn’t install the examples from the DVD included with this book — and, probably because I had some previous experience with Premiere LE in earlier versions, I didn’t need to. I was able to use this book very effectively as a user manual.

I read it straight through, and I can say that it gave me an appreciation of what Adobe has packed into this software that I never got with the earlier version I used. Please contact us about this Privacy Notice or if you have any requests or questions relating to the privacy of your personal information.

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He says he and several of the videographers he works with have used these books before and every time they upgrade their software, they purchase the new books to discover what’s new, shortcuts, etc.

The Barnes and Noble website also offers this book for sale. The book is about pages long, printed in softcover that lies FLAT The lesson clips are HD in quality and what the author has you do with them are exactly what you’d have to know to produce good videos for a living. The book is well written, some light humor here and there, and it is almost like having an instructor in the room with you.

As you work through the lessons, some take from minutes, others two hours or more depending on your “speed” at picking up the various nuances of this program but when you finish a lesson, there are several questions at the end of each chapter that help reinforce what you just learned.

I have about 4 lessons left, and yes, once in awhile I’ll refer to the book when working on a video I shot myself in between my lessons I should be done with the other 4 lessons in less than a week; and although I am not quite ready to apply for a job doing this type of work, I really feel I received a LOT of bang for the buck in learning how to use Adobe Premier Elements It also taught me how to use many of the features in Adobe Organizer, another program bundled with my version of Elements11 that will help you greatly in organizational skills of your clips and pictures.

And Organizer works seamlessly with Elements so it’s a snap to transfer your pics and video clips from Organizer to Elements. I have a lot more respect for the folks who do this type of work on a daily basis, and knowing they use the same software I am trying to learn, and seeing their work at every game I attend during the season makes me feel pretty good about having made a good purchase.

YMMV, of course, but I would really recommend this book if you are still ‘stumbling around’ trying to learn the nuances of this program.

And yes, these books are available for earlier versions of this program too. Your video editing skills will definitely go to another level after spending some time with Classroom in a Book and the lessons included with it. And I really am happy so far with Adobe Premier Elements 11 too. For me, it is a definite ‘step up’ from iMovie. One more caveat I had used Adobe Premiere Elements 3. I had a pretty good handle on how to use it back then, and when I decided to buy version I was astonished how much the software had matured, and was frustrated that I couldn’t find ways to do things that I used to do — so a decided to buy this book.

I didn’t install the examples from the DVD included with this book — and, probably because I had some previous experience with Premiere LE in earlier versions, I didn’t need to. I was able to use this book very effectively as a user manual.

I read it straight through, and I can say that it gave me an appreciation of what Adobe has packed into this software that I never got with the earlier version I used. I’ve also been able to use the index to find exactly what I needed to know each time I got stuck. Certainly well worth the money from my POV!!

The book and the included disc gave me this help. I’ll probably not use even one-tenth of the functionality of Premiere Elements but if I need some exotic editing maneuver in the future I’ll be able to find the step-by-step solution in the book.

All twelve chapters give step-by-step tutorials on various editing tasks while the reader is actually creating a video about the space shuttle. Since I’ve done very little editing in the past, I needed the discipline of doing the work on each chapter’s project.

If I just read through the text without doing the editing of the material on the disc, I would have absorbed very little. And even though an approximate amount of time, like two hours, was estimated for how long a lesson would take, it usually took me twice that time to get through the lesson. This extra time wasn’t boring though – I enjoyed every topic. Lesson six did slow me down quite a bit, however, because one of the files on the disc is corrupted.

I was able to grab the same file from another lesson, though, so this allowed me to finish chapter six. And this was an important chapter because it involved greenscreening, a function that I’ll be using in my videos. I wonder why the author’s name is not on the book. Adobe says it is written by the Adobe Creative Team. But this book is definitely written by one man, I think Steve Whatley, and this man has a style and a voice. I felt I was being led by a good teacher who knew his subject perfectly and enjoyed showing me all the tricks he learned in twenty years of video editing.

This book is worthwhile reading if you are new to Elements 11 as I am. It gets you through the beginning of the editing process and also is very helpful with a lot of basic operations. I would have rated it higher but I found the book to be very repetitious, every new chapter give the same downloading instructions and many operations could be referred to beginning chapters.

That said, if you are going to skip around the book, the repetition may be helpful. I have the Kindle version which I like but requires downloading the exercises, a long process. See all reviews.

 
 

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Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 Classroom in a Book. About the Author The Adobe Creative Team of designers, writers, and editors has extensive, real world knowledge of Adobe products. About the author Follow authors to get new release updates, plus improved recommendations. Jan Ozer. Brief content visible, double tap to read full content. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Read more Read less. Customer reviews. How customer reviews and ratings work Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.

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For newcomers, I still wouldn’t use intuitive After talking to one of the videographers I know at my local sports arena, he suggested looking up “Classroom in a Book” by Adobe Press. He says he and several of the videographers he works with have used these books before and every time they upgrade their software, they purchase the new books to discover what’s new, shortcuts, etc.

The Barnes and Noble website also offers this book for sale. The book is about pages long, printed in softcover that lies FLAT The lesson clips are HD in quality and what the author has you do with them are exactly what you’d have to know to produce good videos for a living. The book is well written, some light humor here and there, and it is almost like having an instructor in the room with you. As you work through the lessons, some take from minutes, others two hours or more depending on your “speed” at picking up the various nuances of this program but when you finish a lesson, there are several questions at the end of each chapter that help reinforce what you just learned.

I have about 4 lessons left, and yes, once in awhile I’ll refer to the book when working on a video I shot myself in between my lessons I should be done with the other 4 lessons in less than a week; and although I am not quite ready to apply for a job doing this type of work, I really feel I received a LOT of bang for the buck in learning how to use Adobe Premier Elements It also taught me how to use many of the features in Adobe Organizer, another program bundled with my version of Elements11 that will help you greatly in organizational skills of your clips and pictures.

And Organizer works seamlessly with Elements so it’s a snap to transfer your pics and video clips from Organizer to Elements. I have a lot more respect for the folks who do this type of work on a daily basis, and knowing they use the same software I am trying to learn, and seeing their work at every game I attend during the season makes me feel pretty good about having made a good purchase.

YMMV, of course, but I would really recommend this book if you are still ‘stumbling around’ trying to learn the nuances of this program.

And yes, these books are available for earlier versions of this program too. Your video editing skills will definitely go to another level after spending some time with Classroom in a Book and the lessons included with it. And I really am happy so far with Adobe Premier Elements 11 too. For me, it is a definite ‘step up’ from iMovie. One more caveat I had used Adobe Premiere Elements 3. I had a pretty good handle on how to use it back then, and when I decided to buy version I was astonished how much the software had matured, and was frustrated that I couldn’t find ways to do things that I used to do — so a decided to buy this book.

I didn’t install the examples from the DVD included with this book — and, probably because I had some previous experience with Premiere LE in earlier versions, I didn’t need to. I was able to use this book very effectively as a user manual. I read it straight through, and I can say that it gave me an appreciation of what Adobe has packed into this software that I never got with the earlier version I used.

I’ve also been able to use the index to find exactly what I needed to know each time I got stuck. Certainly well worth the money from my POV!! The book and the included disc gave me this help. I’ll probably not use even one-tenth of the functionality of Premiere Elements but if I need some exotic editing maneuver in the future I’ll be able to find the step-by-step solution in the book. All twelve chapters give step-by-step tutorials on various editing tasks while the reader is actually creating a video about the space shuttle.

Since I’ve done very little editing in the past, I needed the discipline of doing the work on each chapter’s project. If I just read through the text without doing the editing of the material on the disc, I would have absorbed very little. And even though an approximate amount of time, like two hours, was estimated for how long a lesson would take, it usually took me twice that time to get through the lesson.

This extra time wasn’t boring though – I enjoyed every topic. We use this information to complete transactions, fulfill orders, communicate with individuals placing orders or visiting the online store, and for related purposes.

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Each chapter in this step-by-step, project-based guide contains a project that builds on your growing knowledge of the program, while end-of-chapter review questions reinforce each lesson. You will learn the basics of editing your videos with Premiere Elements and learn how best to use the program’s many new features.

In this new version of the book you will receive complete coverage of all the new features and rebuilt interface of Adobe Premiere Elements Learn about the three easy-to-use editing modes and determine which one best fits your needs. Manage your footage more easily with the newly updated Organizer and view your videos on a map according to where they were taken.

Use the new FilmLooks feature to apply favorite cinematic styles to your clips. Add slow- or fast-motion effects to dramatize your narrative. Adjust color with greater ease and enhance your footage with new photo-blending techniques. Share your finished movies virtually anywhere you want, including Vimeo, Facebook, and YouTube. Note from the Publisher: Regrettably, the file named Greenscreen. However, that same file is included multiple times on the disc in lessons 7, 8, 9 and 10 , so please copy a file from any of these folders into the lesson06 folder on your hard drive copying over the existing file and the exercise should load normally.

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For newcomers, I still wouldn’t use intuitive After talking to one of the videographers I know at my local sports arena, he suggested looking up “Classroom in a Book” by Adobe Press.

He says he and several of the videographers he works with have used these books before and every time they upgrade their software, they purchase the new books to discover what’s new, shortcuts, etc.

The Barnes and Noble website also offers this book for sale. The book is about pages long, printed in softcover that lies FLAT The lesson clips are HD in quality and what the author has you do with them are exactly what you’d have to know to produce good videos for a living. The book is well written, some light humor here and there, and it is almost like having an instructor in the room with you.

As you work through the lessons, some take from minutes, others two hours or more depending on your “speed” at picking up the various nuances of this program but when you finish a lesson, there are several questions at the end of each chapter that help reinforce what you just learned. I have about 4 lessons left, and yes, once in awhile I’ll refer to the book when working on a video I shot myself in between my lessons I should be done with the other 4 lessons in less than a week; and although I am not quite ready to apply for a job doing this type of work, I really feel I received a LOT of bang for the buck in learning how to use Adobe Premier Elements It also taught me how to use many of the features in Adobe Organizer, another program bundled with my version of Elements11 that will help you greatly in organizational skills of your clips and pictures.

 

 
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