how can I have single frames repeated to create a freezed image? can't figure this out...
where can I find a good Premiere tutorial btw?
thanks
Slice around the frame and copy?
The Monkey King - Uproar In heaven (1965) Restoration/Preservation Project
Nezha Conquers the Dragon King (1979) BBC 1.66:1 & Theatrical 2.35:1 preservations
hmm... and how would I do that? premiere isn't really intuitive... at all
okay...
zoom in on your timeline (bottom left in the timeline window or +/-)
select the razor tool (c)
cut around the frame you want
back to selection tool (v)
and either
copy/paste the amount of frames you want to duplicate
or
rightclick the frame, select frame hold..., check 'hold on', click ok, and expand the frame(clip) (drag from the right side for how long you want), it should hold the frame
The Monkey King - Uproar In heaven (1965) Restoration/Preservation Project
Nezha Conquers the Dragon King (1979) BBC 1.66:1 & Theatrical 2.35:1 preservations
ok, I'll try that
thanks
ok, another nooby question
How can I import a dvd into premiere?
With great difficulty.
Premiere has neither a direct import/ripping tool for DVD, nor editing support for SD MPEG-2 - this is probably while most fan editors tend to use Womble or Vegas (though I personally favour Grass Valley's Edius program, which performs incredibly well with compressed sources like that, and it even has a direct import tool for non-encrypted discs).
At a push, you could rip the video streams first (with Decrypter or whatever) and then convert them into something friendlier like DV AVI - there are various video converter tools you can download, or if you're on the latest (CS4) Premiere, its standalone media converter should be able to achieve this.
Whatcha makin'?
short-term: editing crappy Simpsons (seasons 13-20) & South Park (11-present) eps to learn the ropes, maybe a mock movie forged from the former
(very) long term: Kill Bill "Neutered" version ;-) (no pregnancy, marriage or Bebe)
In Premiere you can import the clip as a still image, its pretty easy to find in the help section, then you can determine the length of how long you want the still image to last. You could also make a sub-clip of the bit you want to use and repeat that if you wanted to repeat moving bits, I recommend you brush up on sub clips and your editing window if you are already unfamiliar with those.
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