Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS6 software combines incredible performance with a sleek, revamped user interface and a host of fantastic new creative features, including Warp Stabilizer for stabilizing footage, dynamic timeline trimming, expanded multicam editing, adjustment layers, and more. Ready to switch to the ultimate toolset for video pros?

Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Classroom in a Book® is part of the official training
series for Adobe graphics and publishing software. The lessons are designed
so that you can learn at your own pace. If you’re new to Adobe Premiere Pro,
you’ll learn the fundamental concepts and features you’ll need to use the
program. This book also teaches many advanced features, including tips and
techniques for using the latest version of this software.
The lessons in this edition include opportunities to use features such as multicamera
editing, keying, dynamic trimming, color correction, tapeless media,
and audio and video effects. You’ll also learn how to create files for the Internet
and mobile devices with Adobe Media Encoder or send a sequence to Adobe
Encore CS6 without rendering or intermediate exporting to output to DVD,
Blu-ray Disc, or Adobe Flash. Performance has been significantly enhanced
with the new Mercury Playback Engine, which provides both software- and
hardware-assisted performance breakthroughs. Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 is
available for both Windows and Mac OS.

This course introduces Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, using a project-based approach that introduces video editors to all the skills necessary to cut their own program. Using a short commercial project as an example, author Abba Shapiro walks viewers through a complete and logical workflow that begins with importing media, creating a basic rough edit, and then refining the cut with music and sound effects, transitions, visual effects, and titles. The course also includes troubleshooting advice, such as reconnecting offline media and using the History panel to undo multiple actions.
Topics include:
Customizing the window layout and the interface
Importing card-based media
Capturing media from tape
Marking and selecting the best takes from clips
Editing clips into the Timeline
Performing insert and overwrite edits
Performing more advanced editing tasks, such as 3-point editing, replace edits, and trimming using ripple and roll edits
Mixing audio
Editing more efficiently using markers
Working with stills and graphics
Creating speed changes on clips
Adding transitions and effects
Creating titles, credit rolls, and lower thirds
Demonstrating multicamera editing techniques
Stabilizing shaky footage
Exporting your final project to the web, mobile devices, and tape