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titling
Is there any way to get the screen of the title tool bigger than it is ? i stretched it but i is still a bit small. difficult editing of the titles.
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Stretched to where the titler takes up the entire screen, it is as big as you are going to get it.
Steven
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I agree though, it still can be difficult to see everything clearly e.g. when working with small fonts.
One should be able to zoom in, within the titler.
Also, a grid option would be extremely handy. -
Yes, if Adobe sells it as Pro, it should be Pro.
http://www.multimediasolutions.nl
ASUS P4C800 de luxe
Matrox Parhelia 225
BMD Decklink Pro
2 gig internal memory
2x 120 gig HD
Multible Firewire Disks
Adobe Premiere Pro
Combustion 3.0
Photoshop
Adobe Audition
Cubase SE
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Most of us would agree that the titler needs to be able to magnify larger and maybe have a grid. I solved the alignment problem with a grid (scanned, I think) that I import into the project as a jpeg. Drag it to the timeline, layout the title over it, then clear it from the timeline.
If you want to really get fancy, you can even make it partly transparent, then put it above the layer you are titling.
Yeah, not a great substitute for the real thing, but Premiere’s current titler is a LOT better than it used to be.
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