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First, you upload individual clips to your computer from the digital camera via the IEEE 1394 cable and arranged in a Project Window. (Adobe enables you to run a "batch" capture, assigning "in" and "out" points on multiple tapes, then running the batch capture to your hard drive automatically. |
 Premiere gives you the ability to tinker with the speed of the clip, use different audio tracks, and experiment with different effects and transitions. |
Premiere enables you to arrange clips on a graphic storyboard before sending them all to the timeline. Once you define the transition you want between clips, Premiere does the work of laying out your project to the timeline automatically for you. |
| From the project window, you select and refine in/out points for individual clips for use in the project |
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Check out a sample of what it can do
