Adobe has revealed some features from it’s next version of Creative Cloud at it’s PremierePro blog.
Here is a quick breakdown.
•Lumetri Color Panel. Adobe has integrated more of the color engine of SpeedGrade directly in Premiere Pro, but with simpler to use controls for editors, but all grades will easily pass over to SpeedGrade. Now you get SpeedGrades videoscopes, and controls simplified to work like Lightroom as well as a new Lumetri 3 Way Color Corrector.
•Morph Cut allows you to seamlessly morph between to edits in a talking head interview to make it look like a single cut (kind of scary, but also an incredible tool if it works as described).
•CC Libraries have been integrated into Premiere Pro and After Effects so you can save looks and graphics wherever you are logged into Creative Cloud.
•Premiere Clip, Adobe’s portable editing solution has an upgraded workflow.
•Task Oriented Workspaces for editing, coloring, audio work or other needs (much like AVID’s similar functions).
•New formats including ProRes 4444XQ Avid DNxHR, Canon XF-AVC and Panasonic 4K_HS.
•Closed Caption Support
•Composite Previews during trim
•Simpler Keyboard numerical import
•Source Settings as Master Clip Effects
•Improved AAF Exports
•Improved Audio Routing
•Improved Audition workflow, where audition will play the video directly from your media instead of rendering a video of your video.
•Improved Mercury Transmit Performance
•Time Tuner in Premiere and Media Encoder to allow you to retime a show up to 5% easily and possibly up to 10% in either direction without losing quality.
Sounds impressive. I am looking forward to getting my hands on it!