To toggle between viewing the source file image and the DissolveMaster preset, click the top large preview image in the Effects Browser.To temporarily view the folder's hidden presets, which can be handy if you just want to momentarily browse them, choose Temporarily show hidden presets. To show all hidden presets in a folder, right-click any preset in that folder and choose Restore all hidden presets from this folder. To hide any preset, right-click the preset and choose Hide this preset.To remove a My Favorites preset, right-click and choose Delete this preset. To rename a preset that is in the My Favorites folder, right-click the preset there and choose Rename this preset.After the subfolder is created, it will also appear in the right-click menu.
You can then name the subfolder as desired. To copy the preset into a subfolder within that folder (such as if you want to organize presets per project or per client), right-click the preset and choose Copy to My Favorites >. To copy a favorite preset into the My Favorites folder located atop the left column of preset folders, right-click any preset image and choose Copy to My Favorites.To increase/decrease the thumbnail image size, use the Size button at the bottom of the Effects Browser.To scroll through presets in a folder while keeping your eye on the top preview image for comparison, hold the mouse pointer over the right panel then use arrow keys or the mouse wheel.Handy tips while working within the Effects Browser: To use a standard Open file dialog box, Alt-click the Click here to load a preset. For a drop-down menu of Effects Browser presets, right-click the Click here to load a preset. To see recently chosen Effects Browser presets, click the Recent button. In that situation, selecting a preset by one of the following methods can be faster. The Effects Browser is fast, but sometimes you may already know which preset you want to use, such as when you are applying the same preset repeatedly in a project. (In Premiere Elements, Shift-click the Setup button.) To save your own custom presets in the Effects Browser, use DissolveMaster controls to set up the desired look, then click the Save button in the main DissolveMaster control area. button at the top of DissolveMaster (as shown by the smiley in the above illustration) to open a wonderful large Effects Browser window to visually choose/compare from nearly 500 pre-made preset effects (including those you have made and saved for future re-use). Click the Custom button to open the DissolveMaster interface.ĭissolveMaster Saved Settings and PresetsĭissolveMaster has two types of presets - Effects Browser presets and Section presets.Įffects Browser presets This is the most powerful and visual way to access presets and is where HUNDREDS of dissolve transition presets are located. In the Transitions Adjustments panel that will appear, adjust Duration and Alignment as desired, then click the small More button at the bottom of the panel. Then drag-and-drop DissolveMaster onto a cut point between two clips in a Video track, or onto the beginning or end of a single clip.ģ. From the Transitions tab of Premiere Elements, choose Pixelan in the tab's top menu. If you are using Premiere Elements 12 or later, make sure you first turn on its Expert view to see all available effects and transitions, including plug-ins. In Adobe Premiere Elements (11 or later): 1. The DissolveMaster interface will then appear.
In the Effect Controls panel of Premiere Pro, click the Custom button that is below Premiere's standard transition controls. Drag the transition's edge to adjust its duration as desired.ģ. Click the applied transition in the Premiere timeline to activate it. From the Effects window ( Video Transitions > Pixelan folder) of Premiere Pro, drag DissolveMaster onto a cut point between two clips in any track, or onto the beginning or end of a single clip.Ģ.
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