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Scaling large images down quickly (Premiere)

​The only real problem about the way Premiere handles images? It brings in all of their beautiful megapixels - but the scale is at 100% - meaning large pictures are HUGE - with their edges far outside of the frame area....

....unless you select them and choose ​Clip > Video Options > Scale to Frame size.

Then all of them are scaled down (making it easier to animate!)​

Adobe Sessions with tips like this will be at NAB/Post Production world

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Did you know you can have audio track keyframes? (Premiere)

​This is one of those 'totally cool' features that I'm always surprised that most people don't know about.

Adobe Premiere Pro has clip keyframes and​ it also has keyframes for the track.​

​Look! There are keyframes on the track now!

​Two Quick thoughts
​These are GREAT for swapping different music in/out (you just use replace - the keyframes are on the track, so music stays ducked!)​
​But if you make timing changes on your tracks (such as trimming/removing/adding frames) these keyframes won't slide to stay in place.)​

Adobe Sessions with tips like this will be at NAB/Post Production world

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Build your photo montage to music quickly (Premiere)

Everyone sooner or later is asked to build a photo montage. Here's how to build them quick in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Drop your music in, play back and press the M key for markers on the music during the beat. Then ​use the Automate to Sequence button at the bottom of the project panel.

Click to view. ​Switch from sequentially to "at unnumbered markers"

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