Premiere Pro CS5 DSLR Workflow - Keying, Time Remapping & Stills

In this short video, Jason shows you how to use the new Ultra Keyer in Premiere Pro CS5 to pull quick keys from your footage, even with unevenly lit green screen. Once again, the 'key' here (ha ha) is the fact that he's running this process without rendering, leveraging the Mercury Playback Engine solely in software mode.

Following Ultra, we'll take a look at the Time Remapping feature (using a mixture of 60fps and 24fps footage), and then showcase the new Export Frame option, which very quickly allows you to extract a still from your video and continue working on it in Premiere Pro or even Photoshop CS5.

twitter: @Beatlejase
blogs.adobe.com/jlevmedia

Camera used: Canon 7D
Lens: Canon EFS 18-135mm, 3.5
Machine: MacBookPro COREi7; 8GB RAM, Snow Leopard

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Adobe
• CS5
• Premiere Pro
• Premiere
• Keying
• Time Remapping
• Adobe CS5
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• DSLR
• Jason Levine

[dawietjes]

dam wolverine in the building

[LedZeppelin129]

nice chops

[bigsky780]

5:50 Wow! That's really f**king smooth Jason. Much better than CS4.

[hayesapeterson]

Has anyone found an easy way to match the audio with Time Remapping? Thanks.

[WASDedVideos]

well hello der bretheren

[cpthemonstergamer]

thanks bro great episode.

[vroza]

Thanks!!! Great!!

[crosswire]

when i apply the time remapping to slow down on my clip, i get this video analysis must be executed again.. which means ive to render before i play it,,i notice yours didnt do that for slowing down.advise?

[UnitedByPhotography]

Another BeatleJase Adobe video presentation on DSLR, some really great tips worth noting and the new Ultrakeyer in ADOBE CS5.

[cfl1116]

is there any hotkeys or Presets for Time Remapping?....

[darrenwouldgo]

Im looking to do 2 speed changes in 1 timeline- how do you do that?