Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
5.
Double-click the 11End.mp4 file to open it in QuickTime or Windows
Media Player.
6.
Click the Play button to view the final video.
The short video is a compilation of clips from a day at the beach. It includes trans-
itions, layer effects, animated text, and a musical track.
7.
Close QuickTime or Windows Media Player, and return to Bridge.
8.
Double-click the 11End.psd file to open it in Photoshop.
About the Timeline panel
If you've used a video-editing application such as Adobe Premiere
®
Pro or Adobe
After Effects
®
, the Timeline panel is probably familiar. You use the Timeline panel
to assemble and arrange video clips, images, and audio files for a movie file. You
can edit the duration of each clip, apply filters and effects, animate attributes such
as position and opacity, mute sound, add transitions, and perform other standard
video-editing tasks without ever leaving Photoshop.
1.
Choose Window > Timeline to open the Timeline panel.
Each video clip or image included in the project is represented in a box in the
Timeline panel and as a layer in the Layers panel. Video clips have a blue back-
ground in the Timeline panel; image files have a purple background. At the bottom
of the Timeline panel is the audio track.
