Adobe 25520388 User Guide - Page 275

USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 270 Titling and the Titler 4 Set any of the following options: Type Specifies the type of stroke you apply. Depth creates a stroke that makes the object appear to extrude. Edge creates a stroke that encompasses the entire inner or outer edge of the object. Drop Face creates a copy of the object, which you can later offset and apply values to. Size Specifies the size of the stroke, in scan lines. This option is not available for the Drop Face stroke type. Angle Specifies the offset angle of the stroke, in degrees. This option is not available for the Edge stroke type. Magnitude Specifies the height of the stroke. This option is available only for the Drop Face stroke type. Fill Type Specifies the type of fill for the stroke. All the fill types, including Sheen and Texture, work exactly like the Fill options. Select and deselect stroke options to experiment with various combinations. Change the listing order of strokes 1 Select an object containing multiple strokes. 2 In the Title Properties panel, select the stroke you want to move. 3 Choose Move Up to move up the selected stroke one level in the list, or choose Move Down to move the selected stroke one level down in the list. Delete strokes from an object or text 1 Select an object containing one or more strokes. 2 In the Titler, do one of the following: • To delete strokes from an object, select the object. • To delete strokes from text, click the Type Tool , and then drag to select the text. 3 In the Title Properties panel, click the triangle next to Strokes to expand the category. 4 Expand Inner Strokes, Outer Strokes, or both. 5 Select either Inner Stroke or Outer Stroke. 6 Click Delete. Create a drop shadow Add drop shadows to any object you create in the Titler. The various shadow options give you full control over color, opacity, angle, distance, size, and spread. 1 Select an object. 2 In the Title Properties panel, select Shadow. 3 Click the arrow next to the Shadow option to set any of the values including: Distance Specifies the number of pixels that the shadow is offset from the object. Size Specifies the size of the shadow. Spread Specifies how far the alpha channel boundaries of the object are extended before blurring. Spread is useful on small, thin features such as cursive descenders or ascenders on typeface, which tend to disappear if you apply a significant blur. Last updated 1/16/2012