https://www.provideocoalition.com/new-ai-and-masking-tools-in-premiere-plus-major-upgrade-to-after-effects/ https://youtu.be/OGKbVm94uoE?si=lJQ8Pcze3m7SfveC So it is now Premiere and not Premiere Pro, so no one said the Pro. And they have already upgraded the AI based roto tool in Premiere that came out so recently! And of course also on the recent After Effects upgrades which came out a month or so ago.
CUt/DAILY #442 (Free Registration Required) is on using multicam and AI to create a trailer or reel for a documentary. Pretty interesting and how this can speed things up and find clips, though also a little scary as this may in the future keep editors from ever viewing all their footage, which I see as a huge mistake! Still speeding up finding clips is always a good thing.
https://www.provideocoalition.com/i-would-have-thought-generative-ai-video-could-animate-this-one-correctly/ I actually feel good about this because we graphics artist still have jobs and that means generative AI is not smart and can only lean to do graphics by stealing and distilling other people’s work, and if it hasn’t distilled it, it can’t create it. And it will never do anything new.
https://motionographer.com/news/beeble-launches-switchlight-2-0-bringing-ai-powered-relighting-to-any-footage/ At $12.95 a month with the ability to relight footage, wow, that is pretty amazing. And the fact that it has plug in versions as I would much rather run it on my system.
From Ashley Belanger at Ars Technica. AI image by bing of “AI creating artwork” It is insane that AI companies think about fair us, when they should have to have permission to use any image. And not mentioned is the fact that Trumps big beautiful bill halts all states ability to regulate AI for 10 years, which means the feds could force artists to give up their artwork for AI company profits. We need serious AI regulation, but Trump doesn’t care, look what he has done for cryptocurrency.
https://www.provideocoalition.com/generative-ai-for-video-animation/ It is scary how fast generative AI is moving! Another year and it is a whole new world! I still can’t believe Trumps Big Beautiful bill stop states from being able to regulated AI for 10 years, so if it passes as is, no need for ethically trained AI for 10 years, you have to be kidding me!
From Alexis Van Hurkman's blog and his first blog post in years (I had no idea he had joined Adobe). A very interesting read. With the new baby, I have so little time right now to play with Premiere, but this is something that has been needed for so long, now if only they would come up with a REC.709 Color space that doesn't have the Quicktime Color Shift (like BlackMagic has done).
https://youtu.be/gfct0aH2COw?si=KwgpaKJkRwvtZM81 I use Illustrator, but am by no means an illustrator master, but the power of this sneak is just mind blowing! Taking your artwork and interpolating it in 3d so you can rotate it in both x and y directions and leave it as an editable vector file is beyond insane! -
And yes everyone gets moved to it who has a current subscription, though there is an AI less plan, but it also loses all the cloud based apps. Check it out at Adobe. If you pay yearly it moves from $54.99 a month $69.99 a month (pre taxes) and month to month moves from $82.49 a month to $105.99 a month. The vector and generative fill features in Photoshop are unlimited in the new Pro tear but the video generative features come out of your 4000 monthlycredits. Everyone knew paying for AI would be expensive, but a 21% price increase is a bit much, though at least I finally feel like Premiere is getting some features like color management it has needed for a while (if if they really need to bring back Adobe Color, and it’s ability to correct in lumetri) or just make a better bridge to competitor DaVinci Resolve and it’s much more power color correction software
CUT/DAILY #447 Workflow Tips for AI Generated Video. Very good tips and tricks to try to get consistent ai for shots you need.