On Sun, 9 Feb 2003 17:39:41 -0000, "Richard Talbot" <dumpthismail@blue.worldonline.co.uk> wrote:

>I'm new to premier but learning fast

>liked David's anwnser as showed a good understanding of premier etc

>my question is to David - are there any good books on premier, not just the

>basic manual that comes with it but a bit more in depth, or is it a matter

>of keep on playing around ?

>hope the blurring went well !

I agree with DMcD's response, above. Once started,

I just experimented, trying things as needed,

comparing results when there were multiple ways of

doing things (often, in Premiere). At some point

fairly early, you will have tried everything

obvious in Premiere (and, I trust, will have kept

notes on how to to the things that worked well! ;-).

Next, you may realize that you can combine functions

to do even more (and you will realize the limitations

of this medium, too, darn it! ;-). BTW, there are a

few Premiere articles on my web page - for beginning

(with a more intuitive layout), and for multi-camera

editing - at:

www.David-Ruether-Photography.com/premiere.htm

www.David-Ruether-Photography.com/multi-camera.htm

www.David-Ruether-Photography.com/multi-camera2.htm

Also, the 7000 NG posts or so I've written are at:

www.nikonlinks.com/ruether/posts (with a search

engine - you may find some answers there...).