Nigel Parkes-davies
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TOGGLE External Monitor… this is the function I’ve been dreaming of!
I often use a typical 2 monitor setup and like to use the second monitor for either browsing bins or full screen playback, depending on my needs. I really could do with a keyboard shortcut to toggle between these two states and I’m a little surprised that it isn’t already a standard feature.
…I can live in hope
Nigel Parkes-Davies
Ephergie Studios
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Check out WinMorph – a freeware plug-in that has helped us out a few times in the past.
Nigel Parkes-Davies
Ephergie Studios
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On Redgiant’s Support Tab it gives you a link to start a support case – this opens a web form for you to complete with your queries.
Hope this helps
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I would recommend holding fire for a few more weeks and waiting for the release of Adobe CS4, as this will be the second iteration of the current Mac compatible Premier Pro and is reported to be a much more integrated solution. However, CS3 is no slouch and made a welcome return for Premier on the Mac.
Whatever route you choose I would advise running the native Mac version – even Adobe commented on how well Premier runs on a Mac in comparison to the PC. Although I myself am a PC user, I would refit our PC gear with Mac hardware like a shot if I could warrant the outlay – far fewer “unknowns” in hardware conflicts and a much more efficient OS, in my opinion.
Hope you have a pleasant return to Premier.
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Andrew Kramer has done some excellent tutorials on Light Sabers in After Effects, one here at creative Cow –
see: https://library.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/lightsaber.php
and another on his own After Effects resource and training website –
see: https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/light_sabers_v2/
You will also find extensive tutorials on Green Screen, Motion Tracking and a wide range of tips & tricks both here at the Cow and on Andrews site – don’t be afraid of the search function 😉
I have found that Andrew Kramer’s tutorials and the Cow resources have really opened up the world of After Effects for me – hope they do the same for you.
Nigel Parkes-Davies
Ephergie Studios