Adobe Premiere Pro CC Help Page
Adobe has the Adobe Premiere Pro Help Page, which includes, New Features and a PDF Manual.
Adobe has the Adobe Premiere Pro Help Page, which includes, New Features and a PDF Manual.
This post at Creative Cow has a possible fix for importing an FCP 7 Project into Premiere Pro. And it is to import the media first and let Premier build the Cache and then import the XML! Smart.
According to a new PDF case study from Adobe, USC is giving up on FCP and teaching Premiere Pro. And not Final Cut Pro X. Nice. While Adobe is a full suite of apps, I think this kind kicks sand in the face of all those saying how FCP X is ready for professional usage.
No film school is covering this.
Seems inevitable since they edit their own stuff, and FCP 7 is dead and and I would not want to edit a feature on the FCP X timeline.
Richard Harrington over at Creative Cow has posted 2 free Adobe Premiere Pro Plugins.
A simple mask with rectangular or elliptical masks.
Anda a Vignette plug in.
Both are from Creative Impatience. They also have a Feathered Crop and a Power Window plug in available.
Free is always good.
It claims that the 64 Bit Architechture, the massively multi-threaded CPU optimization allow you to work without a great GPU, but with one is where things really shine, as we all know. And I love that you can enable a not officially supported card within the program without searching out the card name and modifying files. You can also use multiple GPU’s for export though not for playback.
Todd Kopriva has posted a couple of features on the sync settings for creative cloud. You can now sync Preferences and Settings, Workspace Layouts and Keyboard shortcuts.
Here is the info fro Premiere Pro and for After Effects which can sync preferences, keyboard shortcuts, output module templates, render settings templates, composition settings presets and interpretation rules.
This very very cool. Can carry your settings with you, without carrying them. VERY VERY COOL! Especially for us freelancers, who work in different offices all the time!
Walter Biscardi has posted a quick 1 minute look at his top 10 (11) favorite features of the next version of Premiere Pro. He also says in the text just how fast the program is. Can’t wait to get my hands on it, especially with my GTX 675 with 4GB of RAM powering it.