Adobe Elements Organizer 12 - Manual (Page 14)

What's new in Adobe Premiere Elements 12
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Guided view for new users
Auto Smart Tone
More Film Looks
New Film Looks
Yesteryear
Scores and sound effects
Motion tracking
Video Adjustment Layers
For information on the new features in Organizer, see What’s new in Elements Organizer 12.
The current release of Adobe Premiere Elements has a number of new features that help you transform video footage to impressive movies.
Guided view for new users
In Adobe Premiere Elements 12, Guided view makes movie-making simpler and easier. Guided view helps you edit video clips by guiding you
through a series of steps. You can perform tasks like trimming unwanted frames, or adding scores to video clips to slightly more complex tasks like
animating the graphics in your video clips, with easy to follow step-by-step guided assistance.
Click the Guided view to view the Guided Edits available to help you transform raw video footage to better movie clips. Add the video clip on the
timeline and then select a Guided Edit from Quick or Expert view. There are Guided Edits to help you in your movie-making endeavors. For
example, removing footages, adding narration, adding titles, and so on.
Auto Smart Tone
Auto Smart Tone is a powerful tool for automatically bringing your dull, dim, or washed-out videos to life. This feature uses a smart algorithm to
modify the brightness and contrast of your video. The Auto Smart tone feature applies a correction to the scenes in your video. There is a
controller that you can move around on the frame to fine-tune the results.
Auto Smart Tone to modify video clips
More Film Looks
More Film Looks have been added under Effects on the Action bar. You can apply these to your video clips to achieve effects like Animated,
Trinity, Cross Process, and Yesteryear. To achieve that perfect effect after applying a film look, enhance the effect, To enhance an effect, adjust
the equivalent presets in Adjust/Applied Effects panel.
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