Adobe 25520388 - Premiere Pro - PC Using Manual page 372

USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
Effects and transitions
Original image (left), corner moved (center), and final image (right)
Lens Distortion effect (Windows only)
The Lens Distortion effect simulates a distorted lens through which the clip is viewed.
Changes the curvature of the lens. Specify a negative value to make the image concave, or a positive value
Curvature
to make the image convex.
Vertical and Horizontal Decentering
extreme settings, the image wraps in on itself.
Vertical and Horizontal Prism FX
values the image doesn't wrap in on itself.
Specifies the background color.
Fill Color
Makes the background transparent so that underlying tracks are visible. In the Effect Controls
Fill Alpha Channel
panel, click Setup to access this option.
Magnify effect
The Magnify effect enlarges all or part of an image. This effect can act like a magnifying glass placed over an area of
the image, or you can use it to scale the entire image far beyond 100% while maintaining resolution.
Original image (left), and with variations of effect applied (center and right)
The shape of the magnified area.
Shape
The center point of the magnified area.
Center
Percentage by which to scale the magnified area.
Magnification
How the size and edge feathering of the magnified area are affected by the Magnification setting. Setting Link to
Link
any value other than None disables the Resize Layer option.
• The size and edge feathering of the magnified area don't depend on the Magnification setting.
None
• The radius of the magnified area is equal to the Magnification value (a percentage) times the
Size To Magnification
Size value.
•
Size & Feather To Magnification
times the Size value. The thickness of the edge feather is equal to the Magnification value times the Feather value.
The radius of the magnified area, in pixels.
Size
The amount of edge feather, in pixels.
Feather
Displace the focal point of the lens, making the image bend and smear. At
Create a result similar to vertical and horizontal decentering, except that at extreme
The radius of the magnified area is equal to the Magnification value (a percentage)
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