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Adobe has traditionally pioneered tools and workflows for professionals and creatives to build for a digital medium. The rise of virtual reality has led to Adobe building the platforms necessary for creators to transition into the world of 3D spatial computing. I’ve interviewed four innovators from Adobe Research and Adobe’s Design Lab who are building the company’s VR technologies, to get their insights on the future of VR and 3D immersive technologies. —Michael Park, VentureBeat
The January 2018 release of Premiere Pro has some exciting new enhancements. Read on to know more:
When it comes to Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X, which do YouTubers prefer? This video takes a small sample of YouTubers with over 1 million subscribers to see which video editing software comes out on top. —Tech Audit TV
Software developer Adobe is taking aim at Hollywood with a new version of its Premiere Pro CC editing software. —Hollywood Reporter
There will be no original or curated Premiere Pro content this week. There will be no Week in Premiere 9/8/17, and no Premiere Brocast. Normal operations will resume Monday, September 11th.
Think you know Premiere Pro? How about the Premiere Pro user community and culture? Take our 10-question challenge and find out how big a Premiere Pro fan you are!
Historically, Adobe has used IBC to announce new releases of their Creative Cloud applications. With IBC 2017 just around the corner, it's time to start guessing what the new features will be! In today's Premiere Brocast we ask 4 questions that suggest several new features Premiere Pro users should expect to see at IBC 2017.
This means no original or curated Premiere Pro content this. There will be no Week in Premiere 7/21/17. (Sorry Premiere Pro super fans!) Normal operations will resume Monday, July 24th.
We believe that making virtual-reality content should be as easy as possible for creators. The acquisition of SkyBox plugins and Mettle technology allows us to deliver a more highly integrated VR editing and effects experience to the film and video community by the end of the year. —Adobe
We asked Adobe Senior Director of Product Management at NAB 2017 when we could expect GH5 and Premiere Pro to play nice together again. —Cinema5D
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Adobe Premiere, the video editing software that is to videographers what Photoshop is to photographers. Adobe invited Digital Trends to take a look back at the history of the program, revealing the journey – sometimes evolutionary, and other times revolutionary – that made Premiere (now Premiere Pro) what it is today. —Daven Mathies Digital Trends
Hardly a day has gone by this month without the announcement of a new virtual reality (VR) camera system. Facebook, Google and GoPro all aim to make VR more immersive with new cameras, some of which won’t be commercially released for the foreseeable future. However, researchers at Adobe believe that you may not need new camera hardware at all for a big leap in immersion. —Janko Roettgers, Variety
