I want to thank you for leading me to the HSL dialog. I'm primarily a still photographer, and I use these adjustments in Lightroom to fine-tune specific colors from RAW files, but I hadn't yet found them in Premier Elements. I remember hearing from Scott Kelby that when considering HSL adjustments (in Lightroom) that "Hugh is a very bad man!" Meaning that hue adjustments are usually really unpredictable and unhelpful. It's a very good tip! Saturation and luminance are the key adjustments to work with within that dialog. The luminance slider is often counter intuitive, in that less (going toward the negative) usually results in the best outcome. Apologies to all of the good Hughs out there... it's just a handy mnemonic. Using your tip for finding the (far too) buried HSL adjustments, I was able to accomplish in a few seconds what I'd wrestled with for a couple of hours. Thanks!
Thank you Merideth. I still use elements 15 which has nearly everything 2018 has. Your coaching has drawn me further into both both the image and video editing world.
Thank you!!! I am new to premiere and I have never noticed the “more” button!🤦🏻♂️ i have always felt so limited w the 9 presets. Very informative and very helpful!!! Thank you. 👏👏👏
Hi, Meredith. I am trying to figure out how to "double expose" 2 images on the timeline...in other words, locking a dissolve in place. Is this doable on PE? Thanks. RC
Another question do you know how to remove specific audio from a video with audio I'm posting to RUclips and I dont want be be copyright dinged because I had music in the background audio with me talking
This might be something that you've covered in other videos (but I can't really binge-watch right now)... is there a way to copy the adjustments that you've made for a single clip and apply them to a whole sequence shot under similar lighting conditions? Lightroom has the copy and paste feature that can be used for a single frame or a whole series of stills, but I'm not finding anything similar in Premier Elements. If it's not available, it should be a top priority for future editions (I'm using 2019, but this video still helped me a lot!).
Hello Meredith! I have a quick question(s). I currently use iMovie for my video editing and am looking to up my game and be able to do more. Is Adobe Premiere Elements 2018 your recommended video editing software? Also, am I able to burn movies straight to a disc with this software to give family/friends that aren't super computer saavy and able to view videos on RUclips or via thumb drive? Thank you in advance for your insight!
I really hope you answer questions... What is the Studen + teacher edition of premiere elements? BTW I tried clicking on the link in your web page to purchase the PE but it did not work.
Have you used adobe lightroom and adobe premier elements and adobe photoshop pro and adobe premier pro what are your thoughts I have used cyberlink power director ultimate and also corel video studio and pinnacle studio pro
Antonio Claudio Michael have YOU ever used any of them? The big difference between premiere elements and premiere pro is the look and work flow. For a beginner elements does everything you need, it looks pretty and is easy on the eyes to look at. While the Pro version looks more intimidating, more features than you know what to do with IF you know how to do it.
@Meredith Marsh: Request: Could you please make a video on how to remove echo and reverb from your audio using Adobe Premiere Elements? Every video I've found is using Premiere Pro, which doesn't help because it looks completely different. Thank you!
i would love to know how to do split screen of two videos merged together if you can show me. :) i tried and i don't even know if elements does this feature at all. Thank you in advance.
I want to thank you for leading me to the HSL dialog. I'm primarily a still photographer, and I use these adjustments in Lightroom to fine-tune specific colors from RAW files, but I hadn't yet found them in Premier Elements.
I remember hearing from Scott Kelby that when considering HSL adjustments (in Lightroom) that "Hugh is a very bad man!" Meaning that hue adjustments are usually really unpredictable and unhelpful. It's a very good tip! Saturation and luminance are the key adjustments to work with within that dialog. The luminance slider is often counter intuitive, in that less (going toward the negative) usually results in the best outcome.
Apologies to all of the good Hughs out there... it's just a handy mnemonic.
Using your tip for finding the (far too) buried HSL adjustments, I was able to accomplish in a few seconds what I'd wrestled with for a couple of hours. Thanks!
Thank you Merideth. I still use elements 15 which has nearly everything 2018 has. Your coaching has drawn me further into both both the image and video editing world.
@ 7:37 that HSL tuner to make adjustments on the individual color was a good tip. I had not seen that before.
This is such a great tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing, it was very helpful.
How did you know I needed this video. I have been searching for this exact info. Thanks
I consulted my crystal ball 🔮 😉
Whahahaha, consult some more
Thank you for premiere elements tutorials
Thank you!!! I am new to premiere and I have never noticed the “more” button!🤦🏻♂️ i have always felt so limited w the 9 presets. Very informative and very helpful!!! Thank you. 👏👏👏
So glad to hear it!!
Great video love the videos on the gopro also
This is really useful. Thank you. Oh, if only they would provide a histogram!
I live in arizona them rocks are suppose to be more of a medium burgundy red
great tips. I'm going to use some of them, thanks for sharing, cheers :)
Thanks, this was super helpful. Waiting for more. CHeers
Hi, Meredith. I am trying to figure out how to "double expose" 2 images on the timeline...in other words, locking a dissolve in place. Is this doable on PE?
Thanks. RC
Can you edit color/lighting for all of your clips at once...?
Are you able to use the color change for color grading for cinematic videos.
A clearly Tutorial!!!!
Another question do you know how to remove specific audio from a video with audio I'm posting to RUclips and I dont want be be copyright dinged because I had music in the background audio with me talking
Thank you, but is there a way to apply the same color correction / lighting from one clip to all the clips in the timeline?
Great video.
Very informative!!!
Thank you!
This might be something that you've covered in other videos (but I can't really binge-watch right now)... is there a way to copy the adjustments that you've made for a single clip and apply them to a whole sequence shot under similar lighting conditions?
Lightroom has the copy and paste feature that can be used for a single frame or a whole series of stills, but I'm not finding anything similar in Premier Elements. If it's not available, it should be a top priority for future editions (I'm using 2019, but this video still helped me a lot!).
That’s a great question, but I’m not sure of the answer. You can do it in Premiere Pro but I never tried it in Elements.
Same question I have, has anyone figured it out...?
You can apply effects to adjustment layers, which you layer above as many clips as you want
Hello Meredith! I have a quick question(s). I currently use iMovie for my video editing and am looking to up my game and be able to do more. Is Adobe Premiere Elements 2018 your recommended video editing software? Also, am I able to burn movies straight to a disc with this software to give family/friends that aren't super computer saavy and able to view videos on RUclips or via thumb drive? Thank you in advance for your insight!
If you're familiar with iMovie, you might want to look into Final Cut!
I really hope you answer questions... What is the Studen + teacher edition of premiere elements? BTW I tried clicking on the link in your web page to purchase the PE but it did not work.
Have you used adobe lightroom and adobe premier elements and adobe photoshop pro and adobe premier pro what are your thoughts I have used cyberlink power director ultimate and also corel video studio and pinnacle studio pro
I use all the adobe products you mention.
VidProMom are they hard to learn
Antonio Claudio Michael have YOU ever used any of them? The big difference between premiere elements and premiere pro is the look and work flow. For a beginner elements does everything you need, it looks pretty and is easy on the eyes to look at. While the Pro version looks more intimidating, more features than you know what to do with IF you know how to do it.
Can I add Luts to Elements?
Also wondering this
how you do glow outline
@Meredith Marsh: Request: Could you please make a video on how to remove echo and reverb from your audio using Adobe Premiere Elements? Every video I've found is using Premiere Pro, which doesn't help because it looks completely different. Thank you!
i would love to know how to do split screen of two videos merged together if you can show me. :) i tried and i don't even know if elements does this feature at all. Thank you in advance.
Thank you.^^.
Thanks
Is there not a white balance dropper ? To select a a object that is supposed to be white .
I could never get it to work 😆
@@meredithmarsh Ok thank you me neither . Definitely and downfall. I have 2019 it does not offer it either as far as I can tell .a plus for cyberlink
It would be killer if Premiere Elements could accept LUTs.