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Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
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Adobe After Effects CS5
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Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended
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Adobe Flash Professional CS5
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Adobe Illustrator CS5
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Adobe Soundbooth CS5
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Adobe Encore CS5
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Adobe OnLocation CS5
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these products, please 
visit www.adobe.com/
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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS5 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK
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You have already taken a look at capturing with Adobe OnLocation, importing 
Photoshop and Illustrator files, and sweetening and mixing audio with Soundbooth.
In this lesson, you’ll focus on the integration among Adobe Premiere Pro, After 
Effects, and Photoshop.
Importing Adobe Photoshop 
files as sequences
Making the move to Photoshop means joining forces with just about every 
image-editing professional on the planet. It’s that ubiquitous. Photoshop is 
the
professional image-editing standard.
Photoshop has some strong ties to Adobe Premiere Pro and the entire DV produc-
tion process:
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Editing in Adobe Photoshop
: Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac 
OS) any Adobe Photoshop graphic in Adobe Premiere Pro—in either the 
Timeline or the Project panel—and choose Edit in Adobe Photoshop (or Edit 
Original). This launches Adobe Photoshop and lets you immediately edit the 
graphic. Once saved within Adobe Photoshop, the new version of the graphic 
appears in Adobe Premiere Pro.
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Exporting a filmstrip
: This feature is specifically designed to export a sequential 
collection of video frames for editing in Adobe Photoshop. You open the filmstrip 
in Adobe Photoshop and paint directly on the clips—a process called 
rotoscoping
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