This is so important because color management is so important so people need to understand the new system before starting a new project.
And I know DaVinci is a competitor now since Resolve edits, but wouldn’t settings directly setup to move to resolve for real color correction be great, unless Adobe plans on bringing back Adobe Color!
Let’s hope this pushes Final Draft to do the same. I used Cetltx a bit back when it was free but since have used Final Draft which is truly the industry standard.
And of course with a subscription you get some generative AI features but if you use more than a limited amount you have to pay, so another money stream for Adobe.
I am actually most excited to try the Media Intelligence feature for plane language search of all your footage. And less need for assistant editors of course.
Not sure I really need to do lists in Premiere as I just take my illegible notes, but interesting.
And SparkFX for Resolve looks quite interesting, but another damn plug in subscription does piss me off a bit.
Yes anything to speed things up and being able to drag is certainly something that should have always been there!
I do love that Transform has the ability to do motion blur, but they should just add motion blur to the normal motion effect so more people will know it is there.
Now in Premiere Pro (beta), AI-powered Media Intelligence automatically identifies visuals such as people, objects, location, camera angles, and more across thousands of clips in seconds. With the new Search panel, use natural language to find these visuals, plus spoken words in transcripts or clips with embedded metadata like shoot date, location, or camera type – all at the same time. The media intelligence analysis is faster than real time and runs locally on your computer, there is no internet connection required. Your media and searches are never used to train Adobe’s AI models.
This new search can help you at any stage of your edit, whether you’re diving into organizing hours of new footage, or you need to quickly find that one shot you know you’ve seen before.
This is awesome, and I can’t wait to try it out as this is AI truly helping an editor vs being something to replace an editor (though it will certain hasten less need for assistant editors).
And here is the page on Adobe for the new feature.
Very simple tip, but really useful if you don’t know it!
