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What should you do before removing the SD card from the computer?
What should you do before removing the SD card from the computer?
Which step involves ensuring all Adobe Premiere sub-folders are saved in the project folder?
Which step involves ensuring all Adobe Premiere sub-folders are saved in the project folder?
What is the first action to take when starting the video transfer process?
What is the first action to take when starting the video transfer process?
After selecting video clips from the DCIM folder, what is the next step?
After selecting video clips from the DCIM folder, what is the next step?
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Which command is used to import video clips into Adobe Premiere Pro?
Which command is used to import video clips into Adobe Premiere Pro?
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What must be done after pasting the video clips into the project folder?
What must be done after pasting the video clips into the project folder?
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How do you confirm that it's safe to remove the SD card after copying the clips?
How do you confirm that it's safe to remove the SD card after copying the clips?
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What is the purpose of creating a project folder on the V drive?
What is the purpose of creating a project folder on the V drive?
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Study Notes
Media Transfer Study Guide
- Open the SD card slot on the camera and remove the SD card.
- Place the SD card upside down in the bottom left slot of the computer tower.
- Open File Explorer to select the SD card.
- Select the DCIM folder.
- Hold down CTRL while selecting .mov video clips to import.
- Right-click (or CTRL+C) to copy the clips.
- Create a project folder on the V Drive.
- Right-click (or CTRL+V) to paste video clips into the project folder.
- Copy video clips into the project folder.
- Navigate to the taskbar and click the carat in the bottom right.
- Click the USB icon and eject the SD card.
- Wait for the "Safe to Remove Hardware" message.
- Remove the SD card and place it back in the camera.
- Open Adobe Premiere Pro.
- Select "New Project."
- Name the new Premiere Pro file.
- Click "Browse" to save the file in the project folder on the V Drive.
- Click "Scratch Disk" to ensure Premiere sub-folders are saved to the same project folder.
- Open Premiere Pro, click the bottom-left project window, and press CTRL + I to import video clips.
- Select video clips from the project folder on the V Drive and click "Open."
- Once all clips have been imported, press CTRL + S to save the project.
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Description
This study guide provides a step-by-step process for transferring media from an SD card to a computer and importing it into Adobe Premiere Pro. It covers essential actions such as navigating file systems and organizing project folders efficiently. Perfect for beginners looking to streamline their media management.
