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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
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User Guide
Animating the value of the Frame Rate slider can give unpredictable results. For this reason, the only interpolation
of the frame rate allowed is Hold.
Transform effects
Clip effect
The Clip effect trims rows of pixels off the edges of a clip and replaces the trimmed areas with a specified background
color. Use this effect to trim away noise and pixel skew that may result from overscanning during digitizing. If you
want Adobe Premiere Pro to automatically resize the trimmed clip to its original dimensions, use the Crop effect
instead of the Clip effect.
The Clip effect has the following options:
Crops each edge of the clip separately.
Left, Top, Right, Bottom
Specifies the color that replaces the trimmed areas. The default color is black.
Fill Color
Crop effect
The Crop effect trims rows of pixels from the edges of a clip and automatically resizes the trimmed clip to its original
dimensions. Use the slider controls to crop each edge of the clip separately. You can crop by pixels or image
percentage.
If you don't want Adobe Premiere Pro to automatically resize the trimmed clip to its original dimensions, use the
Clip effect instead of the Crop effect.
Note: You can directly manipulate the crop in the Program monitor. Click the Transform icon
next to Crop in the
Effect Controls panel. Drag one of the corner handles.
Edge Feather effect
The Edge Feather effect lets you vignette the video in a clip by creating a soft black border on all four sides. The
border width is controlled by entering an Amount value. You can also click the Setup button
and move the slider
in the Edge Feather Settings dialog box.
Horizontal Flip effect
The Horizontal Flip effect reverses each frame in a clip from left to right; however, the clip still plays in a forward
direction.
Horizontal Hold effect
The Horizontal Hold effect skews the frames to the left or to the right; the effect is similar to the horizontal hold
setting on a television set. Drag the slider to control the clip's slant.
Roll effect
The Roll effect rolls a clip to the left or to the right, or up or down, as if the image were on a cylinder.
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