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Simulate "Ease In/Out" (Windows Movie Maker) in Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 help?

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Old 05-15-2008, 08:56 PM
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Simulate "Ease In/Out" (Windows Movie Maker) in Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 help?
So I've been using Elements 3.0 for a while but I still havent been able to find this option, searched through the video effects but couldnt find it...maybe its under a different name/method?
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Old 05-16-2008, 03:47 AM
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Ease in/out?? Never heard of that. But then again, Windows movie maker is a cheesy Toy program so that probably don't use the standard actual effect name. I use Vegas Video for editing and it has lots of effects / transistions. Maybe you could describe what the effect or transistion does...
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Old 07-05-2008, 07:46 PM
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icequake76 - FCP/Premiere Pro/Vegas/After Effects all have ease in/ease out functionality and many, many people refer to it as such. If you're looking in the Index/Manual/Help though, do a search on Interpolation or Keyframe Interpolation or Interpolation Curve instead as that is usually the technical term used.

Did a quick search and found this regarding Premiere Elements 3.0...
"The keyframes can be interpolated using a linear or less uniform bezier setting and you can adjust the positioning of the keyframes by dragging them along a timeline in the clip Properties window. Keyframes can really elevate a composition, so it's worth experimenting with."

countdown2002 - If you've never heard of it, you haven't been doing video long or don't know Vegas very well so you shouldn't be dissing other programs.
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