Only DV and analog with 3rd party device controllers will do this. You can also temporarily substitute a still image for a video clip. Using low-resolution or still versions of clips also lets you store more clips in the same amount of disk space. Using low-resolution versions of clips is standard practice in offline editing, but you may prefer the speed benefits of using offline files even when your system is fast enough for online editing. Importing still images Using keyboard shortcuts Almost every function in Premiere has an associated keystroke, including some functions that don't appear as commands or buttons.
Some keyboard shortcuts are very fast because they require pressing only one key.
Keyboard shortcuts appear next to menu commands and in the Tool Tips for buttons and controls, and are fully documented in the Quick Reference Card that comes with Premiere. Keyboard shortcuts that have no equivalent in menus, tools, or buttons are listed in Premiere's online Help. Organize items by creating and using bins in the Project window, which are like folders on your hard disk. If you use clips that you want to include in more than one project, you can save bins as files that are stored outside of projects. In previous versions of Premiere, you could create containers called libraries, which were used to store clips from one or several projects.