[Brute Wolf]

Thanks! I’ve tried, but I couldn’t find your “especially” file. I’m about to put the project to rest in a couple of days, so I’ll try it again when it’s in the can.

[Brute Wolf]

I still haven’t fixed the underlying problem, but I found a temporary solution.

If you’re on a Mac, try creating a new user account. I created a new one, and I’m back to work again. I’m still going to have to get hold of customer support. I’d be interested in anyone’s opinion if I should call Adobe first or Apple.

[Brute Wolf]

PPro CC (prior to 2014) is still opening properly on my MacBook, but won’t open the new project.

[Brute Wolf]

It even asks me if I’m sure I want to reset it. But still nothing appears.

[Brute Wolf]

Tried that. Still not working. Still invisible.

[Brute Wolf]

Thanks. The image is from a church bulletin from 1964. I Ken Burns my way into the phrase, “(Temporary Location)” near the center. I’d like to keyframe it from black to red during the zoom.

I’ve already put a mask around it. When I tried “change to color” it only changed a few pixels.

churchbulletinforcreativecow.png

[Brute Wolf]

Well then I guess I’m not using it correctly. Any pointers? If I crank out the settings I can get a rare red pixel to show up…maybe about 1 percent of the text. So I’m obviously way off.

[Brute Wolf]

Thanks. The nesting option worked like a charm. But I’m curious what you mean by camera view. I don’t see it in the effects panel. It sounds like something from After Effects.

[Brute Wolf]

In fact, that allows me to bypass Bridge altogether. I’m just dragging the desired video files into bins in Premiere Pro. Thanks again.

[Brute Wolf]

Wow. Thanks, Jim. That worked like a charm. It’s one of those little features that I’ve never noticed.