|
Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 [OLDER VERSION] | ![Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 [OLDER VERSION]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51DG2XKCCZL._SL160_.jpg)
enlarge | From: Adobe Category: Software
List Price: $99.99 Buy New: $37.98 You Save: $62.01 (62%)
New (9) Used (7) from $37.98
Avg. Customer Rating: 86 reviews Sales Rank: 2738
Format: Dvd-rom Platform: Windows Xp Media: DVD-ROM Operating System: Windows XP Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6 Dimensions (in): 7.7 x 5.6 x 1.3
MPN: 25530332 Model: 25530332 UPC: 718659982942 EAN: 0718659982942 ASIN: B000HLT4Y0
Release Date: September 29, 2006 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping: Expedited shipping available Condition: Brand new! Limited Quantity! Ship daily! Online seller since 2000. E-mail sent when shipped.
|
| Features:
| • | Easily assemble your video clips in the Sceneline | | • | Edit and preview in one convenient place - the Monitor window | | • | Share your videos on mobile phones and handheld devices | | • | Import video from virtually any device, including HDV and DVD camcorders, web cameras (WDM analog), MPEG-4 video recorders, and mobile phones | | • | Use Stop Motion Capture to create your own time-lapse movies, claymations, and other animations |
|
| Accessories:
|
| Similar Items:
|
| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description Brand new Full Retail box
Amazon.com Premiere Elements brings your home videos to life and helps you create and share them quickly and easily with friends and family. Burn your footage to DVD in two simple steps, or try the new Sceneline to rearrange clips and add effects and enhancements with drag-and-drop simplicity. You can now download clips from some Nokia mobile phones. And with support for major device formats, you can share your movies on the web, and virtually anywhere else. Wow your audience with hundreds of eye-catching effects and transitions that are easy to apply with drag-and-drop simplicity. | Move footage from camera to DVD in two simple steps, or drop it into the Sceneline, where you can easily rearrange clips and add effects with drag-and-drop simplicity. For more control, use the Timeline view, which offers more editing options. View larger. | Edit and preview your movie in one convenient placethe Monitor windowwhere you can split and trim clips, add effects, and more. View larger. | Easily create home videos and DVDs Premiere Elements makes it easy to import video, audio, and still images from virtually any media device, including DV and DVD camcorders, HDV devices, web, digital still and mobile phone cameras, unprotected DVDs, MPEG-4 video recorders, Windows Media Center, and video clips from selected mobile phones. There is also native HDV support, so you can achieve richer results by capturing and editing HDV footage in its native format. Premiere Elements gives you control of your video footage, whether you want to burn it right to a DVD or spend time editing and adding creative elements. If you want to simply create DVDs, you can go from camcorder to disc in just a few clicks. Or, take advantage of the powerful video-editing tools that allow you to transform and personalize your video creation. For quick editing, the Sceneline View lets you assemble your video by drag and drop, rearranging thumbnails of your clips, and adding transitions and effects. For more precise control, the Timeline view offers Premier Elements' most advanced features. Do all your editing in one convenient place: Easily trim and split clips, drag and drop effects and transitions, add text and narration, and more, right in the Monitor window. You can even create your own time-lapse movies, claymations, and other still-frame animations with the stop-motion video capture features. Rock-solid performance and quality are included in all of Adobe's Premier software. For example, you can view edits in real time, as you make them, by previewing your movie full-screen with just the click of a button. You can also feel free to experiment: With Auto Save, multiple undos, and the History panel, you can always go back to a previous version. The soundtrack for your video can be rich and full with the quality of Dolby Digital stereo. And since video editing can take up a lot of processor speed and memory, Premier is optimized to support multiple processors and advanced multi-threading and hyper-threading technology on the latest Pentium and Centrino Duo-based Windows XP systems. Wow your audience with amazing effects Even if you're new to video editing, you can raise the production value of your video by adding special effects. With narration features, your video will tell the story in your own voice; simply add narration to your video as you edit. For adding titles or other text to your video, Adobe provides world-class fonts that are designed to look great on video. And adding text is easy since you can now type text right on screen, then add a cool shadow, glow or other effect to make it unique. If you want to make your video more dynamic, you can add moving text and graphics. Adding TV-style effects is simplejust drag and drop one of the hundreds of amazing special effects you can customize and reuse. Also choose from hundreds of eye-catching transitions to creatively move from one scene to the next. To apply a transition, just drag and drop to apply effects such as dissolves, fades, and wipes. Or you can create your own transition style. Music can be an important part of your video, so Premier Elements lets you add your music files and then edit your video to match the beat. For crediting your cast and crew, choose from more than 100 professionally-designed templates. Share your videos anywhere Since videos are made to be seen, Premier Elements includes powerful tools for outputting your movie. While creating a professional-quality DVD, you can design unique DVD menus using your own video, photos, audio, and text. Or, save time with automatic scene indexes or chapters that link to your video clips. Create and watch your video in traditional TV (4:3.0) or widescreen (16:9) format, in NTSC or PAL standard for a worldwide audience. Give your audience high-quality sound by automatically converting audio to industry-standard Dolby Digital stereo, allowing you to burn more video onto a single disc without sacrificing sound quality. Before you burn, make sure your movie is just as you envisioned it by watching a full-screen preview on your computer or TV. Then burn your finished movie to a single- or dual-layer DVD. For sharing on portable devices, export a movie in the MPEG-4 format. MPEG-4 files can then be viewed on virtually any portable deviceincluding the Video iPod and Sony PlayStation Portable. Supported Formats Premiere Elements 3.0 Import/Export formats supported include: - 3GP
- ASF (import only)
- AVI
- Dolby Digital Stereo
- DV
- DVD
- H.264
- JPEG
- JVC Everio MOD (import only)
- MPEG-1
- MPEG-2
- MPEG-4
- PNG (import only)
- PSD (import only)
- QuickTime
- WAV
- Windows Media
- WMA (import only)
|
| Customer Reviews: Read 81 more reviews...
Now my videos can be enjoyed October 19, 2008 I found that Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 meets my needs for video editing. I now intend to upgrade to Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0 [I think they skipped a few numbers.]
I had been working on editing of still images and was ready to advance to video editing because digital video is becoming a bigger part of my experience. I get videos from:
1. Conversion of old 8 mm movies to digital videoV I have a large inventory of these 2. My children have digital video recorders and send me some of their work. 3. My digital camera allows me to take short videos
Editing these, and integrating them, would create videos more enjoyable to watch.
There are many video editing programs available starting with free ones such as Microsofts Movie Maker. Then there are many programs with costs in the $40 to $100 range. The top of the line includes Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 which lists at $800, Apple Final Cut Studio 2 at $1,300 and many others, some even more costly.
Adobe Premiere Elements costs $80. It is relatively easy to learn which is good for beginners and it contains a host of features which appeals to intermediate editors. I had been using lesser capable video editors so I took some time to get acquainted and comfortable with the more advanced Premiere. I am glad I stayed with it for I now can do some marvelous editing operations which make my final edited videos much more watchable. I am hooked on Adobes Premiere Elements.
Version 3.0 allows me to import slide slows from Elements and convert them to videos while adding synchronized audio, fancier transitions and active video titles. I can also do some pan-and-zoom which makes me feel like Ken Burns [produce of TV documentaries The Civil War I, Baseball and many others]. These videos are then more interesting to watch than the initial slide shows.
Premiere Elements 3.0 uses a Sceneline method for editing. Video files are imported and placed on a time line. They can then be rearranged and edited. The Timeline view can then be used to add special effects, titles and audio [I wish I had Ed MacManns voice and a better knowledge of music to add to my videos.] The screen is well organized and easy to use to bring up different operations. Editing includes back-light correction and color correction, both features are very useful for me. Special effects are available but need to be used with care, too many can distract from the video.
At present, I only need to save edited files so they can be seen on my computer. Next I will use the capability to export to DVD that can be watched on a TV with DVD player. That will enable more friends and family to enjoy my edited videos. However Premiere Elements also allows output to IPod and other external devices which are becoming more prevalent. Adobes Premier Elements 7 is undoubtedly even more feature-rich and capable. I will upgrade from 3.0 to 7 and produce videos that my family will enjoy watching.
Technical Assistance left wanting January 29, 2008 I upgraded to Adobe Primere Elements 3.0, since the company seemed to have a good reputation and version 1.0 worked flawlessly on my computer. From the beginning (May 2007) I kept getting error messages when reading in from my camcorder. They had me buy another Gig of memory, load minor patches, get upgrades from Apple, but nothing seemed to work. We checked by loading DVIO.exe and the camcorder would down load just fine, as it would via the windows application. Their technical help said they would escalate this and they would call back. Several months later I called and they had closed my request without a call to me. So we reopened it, re-tried a few things, then escalated it again. Several months later I called again and found out it was closed again without any contact with me. Again, we re-tried a few things, escalated it and NOTHING. It is now January of 08, I called again and the next day they called back and told me to delete everything ADOBE on my computer - then reload the operating system (which means I would have to reload all my software). When I called a talked to a supervisor, I asked if ADOBE really cared if there software ever worked on my machine and he indicated that they really did NOT care if I continued to be a customer. So if you buy an ADOBE product and you have problems that are not simple - you are on your own!
Good software, but a bit stripped down. January 8, 2008 I really like the ability to scrub from frame to frame, but APE is only limited to 30fps, and I need to be able to scrub at a selectable framerate. The fact that I can't makes this software almost useless to me, and the fact that the audio placement feature is kind of buggy made the software useless the rest of the way. I've given it a fair shake, but it's not on my list of favorites.
MPEG 2 Deficiant. January 7, 2008 If you have a Sony camcorder, plan on buying a plugin that costs as much, if not more, than this software. I love the interface, love the extras. This is definitely and Adobe product, it just doesn't natively edit MPEG2's.
Horrible Stability December 27, 2007 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Software is good but we have constant crashing problems. We have a 1.8 GHz Core 2 Duo, 3GB RAM, RAID 1 hard drives and windows XP. My father-in-law attempts to use it on a Dell system with the same issues. I concur with the other person who questions whether Adobe performs enough testing or QA. It is also ridiculus that Adobe wants full price for an upgrade after just a year.
|
|
|
Disclaimer: This is an Amazon storefront - the products referenced on this site are manufactured and sold by other parties and sold through Amazon.com We make no representations regarding either the products or any information vendors offer about their products. Any questions, complaints, or claims regarding the products must be directed to the appropriate manufacturer or vendor, or to Amazon.com. |
| |