No, Premiere does not automatically set a keyframe at the beginning of a
clip. The first keyframe you set adjusts the level from the beginning
to that point.
As for changing the length of a clip and having the keyframes move,
again, no, Premiere won't do that. You'll need to move the keyframes
manually. It's sort of like the difference between auto mode and full
manual on your camera. Auto mode is good when you're first learning,
but you want to be on full manual for best creativity when you become
proficient at operating your camera.
Glen in Vegas
jiminwoodstock wrote:
> I have been using Ulead Media Studio Pro for years and I have
> decided to join the rest of the world and switch to Premiere Pro.
> One of the first things that I have created is a Title clip. The
> clip is 5 seconds long. The text on the clip fades in from 0 to 100
> percent opacity in the first 1 second, stays 100 percent for 3
> seconds, and then fades to 0 percent in the last 1 second. To do
> this I added 4 keyframes to the clip at the right places and
> adjusted the opacity to accomplish the effect that I wanted.
> When I create a title clip in MSP, I automatically get a keyframe at
> the beginning and the end of the clip. Is this possible in Premiere.
> In the example above, I had to manually set the keyframes at the
> beginning and end of the clip.
> In MSP, if I extended the duration of the clip, the keyframes moved
> along with the expansion. If I changed the clip duration to 10
> seconds the keyframe at 1 second would move to 2 seconds and the
> keyframe at 4 seconds would move to 8 seconds. Is this possible in
> Premiere? In other words any keyframes(other than the beginning and
> end ones) would move to retain their relative postion in the clip.
> If a keyframe was 1/4 of the way from the beginning, it would remain
> 1/4 the way from the beginning no matter how the duration was
> changed.
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