Masking in adobe premiere elements 10




















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Choose either the epic of gilgamesh or noah and the flood. To move a vertex, drag the vertex with the Selection tool. Note that while dragging an ellipse-shaped mask, the ellipse shape is not maintained.

The cursor changes to a pen shape with a minus sign. You can feather the mask, expand the mask, change the opacity, or invert the mask to stylise your video.

To feather a mask, specify a Mask Feather value. The feathering guide appears around the mask as a dashed line. Drag the handle away from the feathering guide to increase the feathering, or toward the feathering guide to decrease the feathering. The mask feather handle lets you control the amount of feathering directly on the mask outline in the Program Monitor.

When opacity is applied to a mask it will change the opacity of the footage you have cropped out. To adjust the opacity of a mask, specify a Mask Opacity value. The slider controls the mask opacity. At a value of , the mask is opaque and blocks out any underlying area of the layer. As you lower the opacity, more of the area under the mask becomes visible. To expand a mask, specify a Mask Expansion value. Positive values move the borders outward, and negative values move it inward.

You can also drag the handle away from the expansion guide to expand the mask area, or toward the expansion guide to contract the mask area. Select the Inverted check box to reverse the masked and unmasked areas. You can protect areas that you want to leave as-is by masking it, and select the Inverted check box to apply effects to the unmasked areas.

When you copy and paste an effect containing masks, the pasted effect has the same masks applied. When you apply a mask to an object, Premiere Pro can let the mask automatically follow the object as it moves from one frame to another. For example, after blurring a face using a shape mask, Premiere Pro can automatically track the movements of the masked face from frame to frame as the person moves. When a mask is selected, the Effect Controls panel displays controls for tracking the mask forward or backward.

You can choose to track the mask either one frame at a time or until the end of the sequence. Click the wrench icon to modify how masks are tracked. You can select from a few choices to provide the most effective tracking:.

Position And Rotation. Position, Scale, And Rotation. You can find the option that works best for your clip by trial. Select one of these options, and if it doesn't work well, undo, and try another one. To use the more advanced tracking features available in After Effects, send your sequence to After Effects using the Dynamic Link feature.

For more information, see Mask Tracking in After Effects. Mask tracking in Premiere Pro is faster when Live Preview is disabled the default option. If for some reason, Live Preview is enabled, you can disable it using the following procedure. To preview the changes in the track, click the mask wrench icon and select preview from the drop-down list.

To disable live preview, click the mask wrench icon and deselect preview from the drop-down list. For clips with a height greater than , Premiere Pro scales the frame to before calculating the track.

Also, Premiere Pro uses Low Quality renders to speed up the process of mask tracking. How to blur a moving face with masking and tracking. In this 5-min video tutorial, learn how to apply a feathered mask to protect a person's identity and then track that mask as it moves across the frame in a scene.

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From light glows and lens flares to mimicking the look of the film and a couple of hundred others, there is something there for everyone. Adobe Premiere Elements includes Elements Organizer, which helps you organize your assets. New in Adobe Premiere Elements With the new Video Story feature, you can now create an interesting story of an event using your videos and photos.

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For more information, see Create a video story. You can now mark your favorite moments in a video. Adobe Premiere Elements extracts these moments as individual clips or a single collated clip for further editing or sharing.

You can mark favorite moments in both Quick and Expert views. If you choose the Auto Mark Moments option, Adobe Premiere Elements intelligently identifies the favorite moments for you.



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