If you wish, you can move the position of a sequence in the frame or scale it up and make it larger.
First, use the curser and Selection Tool to select a particular Clip in the Timeline. Once you have done so, go to the Effects Controls Window. From there, you will find, under Video Effects, a “Motion” category (it’s in the Window by default).
By selecting the “X and Y” (or Horizontal and Vertical) values — that is, the values in yellow with underscores — click-and-drag to the left and/or right, to move the image horizontally left-to-right, or vertically up-and-down.
Similarly, you could use the Scale Slider to enlarge or shrink the image. However, depending on the resolution of your original images, scaling up might reveal the original pixels.
You can do the same to Rotate the image (but you might have to adjust the location of the Anchor Point of the footage).
Another option is to follow the steps listed previously and use the Scaling Handles to adjust the size of the image.
Links to information and processes with Adobe Premiere Pro
- Project Folder Preparations
- Premiere Project Settings
- To Establish a Premiere Project
- To Prepare to Import Image Files
- Importing Images: Both Stills & Sequences
- To Interpret Footage
- To Scale Images & Footage
- To Add a Colour Matte
- Effects Controls
- Using Keyframes
- To Change the Scale & Position of Images & Sequences Compositionally
- To Make Tonal Adjustments using Levels
- Colour Correction
- Applying a Colour Key
- Exporting Media Files
- The Basics of Sound Editing with Adobe Premiere
- To Tap a Beat
- Adding Footsteps to an Animated Character and Assigning the Sound to a Sub-Mix
- To Export Audio Clips
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