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USING ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS 8 EDITOR

Applying effects

Last updated 8/12/2010

Adjust effect properties

You adjust properties for all effects in the Properties view, using either the Sceneline or the Timeline. You can adjust

Volume and Opacity effects in the Timeline as well.

Note: You adjust the Motion effect directly in the Monitor panel. Standard effects that allow direct manipulation of clips

in the Monitor panel include Corner Pin, Crop, Garbage Matte, Mirror, Transform, Twirl, and the GPU-based Ripple

(Circular) effect.

1 In the Timeline, select the clip that contains the effect you want to adjust.

2 In the Effects view, click the Edit Effects button.

3 In the Properties view, expand the effect and do any of the following:

• Drag the underlined value left or right.

• Click the underlined value, enter a new value, and press Enter.

• Drag the slider left or right.

• Drag inside the angle control area. After you’ve clicked inside the angle control, you can drag outside of it to quickly

change the values.

• Expand the property by clicking the triangle next to the property name (if available), and then drag the slider or

angle control (depending on the property).

4 If an effect is color based, do either of the following.

• If the color swatch is available, select a color in the Color dialog box, and then click OK.

• If the Eyedropper tool is available, position it on the desired color anywhere on the screen, and then click to select

the color.

5 Preview your changes in the Monitor panel.

If you have a DV camcorder, you may be able to preview effects on a TV monitor. Connect the computer to your DV

camcorder’s FireWire™ jack and connect the camcorder’s audio and video outputs to the TV. Previewing on a TV

monitor is especially helpful for changes to color.

More Help topics

“Mixing audio and adjusting volume” on page 242

“Adjust opacity” on page 161

Reset an effect to its default properties

When you reset an effect, all properties that don’t contain keyframes are reset to their default values. If a property

contains keyframes, that property is reset to the default at the current time only. Keyframes that occur at the current

time are reset to the default value. If no keyframes occur at the current time, new keyframes are created using the

default values.

1 In the Timeline, select the clip that contains the effect you want to reset.

2 In the Effects view, click the Edit Effects button.

3 In the Properties view, click the effect name.

4 Click the Reset button

The Reset button doesn’t deactivate keyframing for the property. If you accidently click Reset, restore your work by

choosing Edit > Undo.

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