Finding photos and video clips – Adobe Premiere Elements 8 User Manual

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USING ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS 8 EDITOR

Getting started with Adobe

Premiere

Elements

Last updated 8/12/2010

2 (Optional) From the Album Category menu, choose a category into which to place the album.

Albums Category menu

3 In the Album Name box, type a name for the album.

4 Drag photos into the Items area.

The album appears in the Albums panel under the album group you specified. For more information on creating an
album, see

www.adobe.com/go/learn_org_albums_create_en

.

Finding photos and video clips

You can find photos and video files by date, star rating, album, folder location, filename, media type, keyword tag, text,
or other criteria. For more information, see

www.adobe.com/go/learn_org_photos_find_en

.

Here are a few of the features in Elements Organizer to find photos:

Timeline

Click a month, or set a range to find photos and media files chronologically by date, import batch, or folder

location.

Find bar

Drag a photo, keyword tag, project, or album onto the Find bar to find matching or similar photos and media

files.

Albums panel

Select an album to view only the media files in it.

Keyword Tags panel

Select a keyword tag to see only the files with that tag.

Textbox

Type text in the Search box in Elements Organizer to find files with matching text. Click Elements Organizer

to launch Elements Organizer from Adobe Premiere Elements. Matches can include items such as filenames, metadata,
keyword tags, captions, notes, album names, album groups, camera information, dates, folders, or formats.

Elements Organizer has many tools and features for finding photos.

A. Find bar B. Textbox C. Timeline D. Albums panel E. Keyword Tags panel

A

B

C

E

D

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