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- Capturing DV Footage
- Digitizing Analog Footage
- Digitizing Three Ways
- Capture and the Capture Panel
- Watching Video During Capture
- Controlling a Camera with the Capture Panel
- Storing Captured Footage
- Using Playback Controls in the Capture Panel
- Capturing DV
- Adding Media
- Adding Stills
- Adding Still-Image Sequences
- Creating a Still Image in Photoshop Elements
- Generating Synthetic Media
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Adding Stills
Although individual images are only single frames, you can set them to play back in an edited sequence for any duration.
To set the default duration for still images before you add them:
- Choose Edit > Preferences > General (
Figure 3.43
).
The General pane of the Preferences dialog box opens.
Figure 3.43 Choose Edit > Preferences > General.
- For Still Image Default Duration, type the initial duration of still images, in frames (
Figure 3.44
).
For NTSC video, enter 30 frames for a one-second duration; for PAL, 25 frames for one second. Hereafter, all still images imported into the project will use the default duration. Still images that are already in the project or program are unaffected. However, you can change the duration of a still-image clip at any time using techniques you'll learn in Chapter 6, "Editing in the Timeline."
Figure 3.44 For Still Image Default Duration, type the initial duration of still images, in frames.
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