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by tjodork » Tue Sep 23, 2008 7:44 am
Hi, I just loaded CS3 and was playing with Premiere Pro... what I noticed was that many of the fun/cool things in PE4 are not there They include lots of effects on the titler and then normal effects (ie. NewBlue) etc? Is it possible to copy some files to the PPro directories and take advantage of them ? Thanks for any help.
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by Chuck Engels » Tue Sep 23, 2008 10:56 am
I haven't missed anything in the way of effects, but you are right there are additional ones in Elements. You can probably copy them from the plugins folder in Elements to the plugins folder in Pro. I don't think anything is missing in the Titler, might just be located in a different place or that a window isn't open.
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by Bill Hunt » Tue Sep 23, 2008 2:00 pm
The Text Animation aspect seems to be feature not in CS2's Titler (do not have CS3, or the soon to be released CS4). As for various 3rd party Effects/Transitions, etc., some can be made to work in Pro. ProDAD's Adorage Transitions will work, with a bit of file re-naming and placement into the right folder in Pro. Could be the same, or similar with New Blue stuff.
There is an old article on the Adorage to Pro, that I'll try to find. I'll post that, as it might also offer insight into other 3rd party stuff.
As I do most of my Titles in Pro, or in PS, I probably have not explored all of the differences between PE's Titler and the one in Pro.
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by Chuck Engels » Tue Sep 23, 2008 2:52 pm
Since purchasing ProDad's Heroglyph I don't use anything else for Titles anymore, money well spent IMO. There are a number of items in Premiere Elements that you will not find in Premiere Pro, it is a trade off. There are many things in Premiere Pro you will not find in Premiere Elements
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by jackfalbey » Thu Sep 25, 2008 10:56 pm
The New Blue effects from PE4 can be copied to PPro CS3's plug-ins folder, but they are watermarked when you apply them in a CS3 project. You may have better luck with some of the others... One really cool thing you can do with CS3 is copy & paste the Cycore effects plug-ins from AE to PPro... a few of them don't come through, but most of them do and it gives you many more cool effects that are applicable from within Premiere! Here's the manual: http://www.cycorefx.com/downloads/Cycor ... Manual.pdf
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by tjodork » Sun Sep 28, 2008 4:20 am
does watermarked mean image is added to your output that you dont want or is it actually not visible?
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by jackfalbey » Sun Sep 28, 2008 12:09 pm
The words "New Blue" appear across the image.
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by Maxine370 » Thu Nov 06, 2008 12:46 am
Oh yeah, I added those Cycore effects from AE and they are great.
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