View all files in a scene group or stack, Creating albums, About albums – Adobe Premiere Elements 8 User Manual
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Managing clips with the Organizer
Last updated 8/12/2010
View all files in a scene group or stack
While viewing all files in a scene group or stack, you can remove a file from the group or add tags to the individual files.
If you apply a tag to a scene group, the tag is applied to all items in the group. You cannot apply different tags to the
different files within the group.
If you apply a tag to a stack, the tag is applied to all files in the stack. When you search for the tag, all files in the stack
appear individually in the search results. To apply a tag to only one or a few files in a stack, expand the stack, and then
apply the tag to those files.
Expand and collapse scene groups or stacks
1 To expand the stack, do one of the following in the Organize workspace:
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Click the triangle next to the stack thumbnail.
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Right-click a scene group, and choose Scene Group (Video Only)
> Expand Items In Scene Group.
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Right-click a stack, and choose Stack (Image Only)
> Expand Items In Stack.
2 To collapse the stack again, do one of the following:
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Click the triangle next to the stack thumbnail.
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Right-click a scene group, and choose Scene Group (Video Only)
> Collapse Items In Scene Group.
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Right-click a stack, and choose Stack (Image Only)
> Collapse Items In Stack.
Note: While viewing all files in a stack, you can change the order of the images in the stack.
Creating albums
About albums
Important: Photoshop Elements free online benefits and Adobe Premiere Elements Plus are available in the United States
only. Internet access required. (See “
Backup and synchronize albums and
83.)
Albums are like physical photo albums where you can store and organize files in groups of your choosing. For example,
you can create an album called “Ten Best Vacation Videos” and organize the files from tenth best video to the very best
video. You can make a project based on that album. You can create albums through the Elements Organizer. Click
Organize > Organizer to launch Elements Organizer.
You can drag the files within an album to arrange them into any order you want. You can add a file to more than one
album. For example, the same file might appear as the first file in one album and the last in another.
You can organize albums in groups. You can create multiple levels of album groups. For example, you can have an
album group titled, “My Asia Trip,” containing the album “Ten Best Japan Videos,” along with another album called
“Ten Best China Videos,” and so on, for each country in Asia you visited.