Operation Manual

Adobe Premiere Elements 8 guide
4 How to add video effects © 2010 Adobe Systems Incorporated
Changing effect properties
Use the Effect Properties view to adjust effect properties. Open the Effect Properties view from the Effects view by
clicking the Edit Effects button (or by choosing Window > Properties).
The Effect Properties view includes a time ruler, a current-time indicator, zoom controls, controls for playing and
looping audio clips, and a keyframe navigator. Unlike the time ruler in Timeline view, the time ruler in the Effect
Properties view measures only a specific clip or transition. Click Show Keyframes to view the time ruler and the
keyframe area, where you can adjust how an effect changes over time.
In the Effect Properties view, you can view the entire length of a clip to which you apply an effect. Expand an effect
to display the controls you use to change its properties. Controls can include underlined values, sliders, effect point
icons, angle controls, menus, color swatches, the Eyedropper tool, and graphs.
Figure 5 Effect Properties view in the Edit workspace
Adjust effect properties
You adjust properties for all effects in the Effect 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.
Clip
preview
Show/Hide
Keyframes button
Effect properties
Delete button