Again not in the release notes, but as reported at Adobe User Voice, Adobe gas fixed the ability to chose a name by clicking on a file, though it isn’t thhe same on windows as the post says.
I love that adobe is fixing this stuff, but wish it was in the release notes.
This used to be a feature, but then was removed for some unknown reason. Luckily I followed this post at user voice, as the new features list doesn’t list this as being a new feature.
This has troublesome if you get high speed footage not in the format you want, or if you want to do proxies with footage that is higher than 60FPS.
For new features it lists Notification on Encoding or Queue Completion, Computer Shutdown on Queue Encoding Finish and Support for Red V-Raptor camera.
Adobe has updated Premiere Pro to June 2022 (version 22.5).
It’s new features are:
A new Essentials Workspace with everything at your fingertips.
A new Vertical Video Workspace.
Proxy Workflow Improvements with visual badges in timeline and project panel to make it clear if you are vieweing proxies, and you can now add watermarks on your proxys as you make them, and even better the default proxy setting is no ProRES instead of H.264.
Gradients for Strokes and Shadows in Essential Graphics.
Improved H264/HEVC encoding on Apple M1 Systems.
Support for Red V-Raptor Cameras.
And more GPu-Accelerated Effects.
For me the Proxy workflow improvements are the best thing here, though the gradients is not a bad thing. New workspaces are great, but I always build my own.
StudioBinder has a free online Storyboard Creator as well as free downloadable storyboard templates for the price of free.
I have not played with the online storyboard creation tool but am going to give it a try on my next short film that I am working on (though I am still working on the script right now, while also shooting VFX shots).
This tutorial is thanks to ProductionCrate on YouTube. And their Magic Circle VFX and Magic Circle Vector. Cool.
I love Wes Anderson, though my favorite The Life Aquatic with Steve Zisou is not most people’s favorite.
This video is from StudioBinder.
I am a huge fan of AEScripts and many of these are tools from there that I love and use.
This video from Darren Mostyn is a must, this new ai tool in DaVinci is totally amazing.
I hope that After Effects eventually adds something like this.
Andrew Kramer of Video Copilot has been pretty quite for a few years, but he recently updated all his apps to M1 and here is his tutorial in a while.