Week in Premiere 4/6/18
Premiere Pro Week in Review:
- Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.1) April 2018 Release
- New Feature Summaries in Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.1)
- The First-Ever Color Match and Auto Ducking Tutorials
- FREE Parallax Transition Preset
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Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.1) April 2018 Release
The latest update for Adobe Premiere Pro CC is focused on adding breadth and versatility to our most popular workflows – including color, graphics and audio, as well as enabling automated features powered by Adobe Sensei. New features for Lumetri Color, Essential Graphics, and Essential Sound maintain an editing-centric perspective, but help you deliver professional results faster. —Adobe
Looking forward to the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas next week, we’re unveiling a major update to the video and audio apps in Adobe Creative Cloud, giving video pros better tools for refining color, creating graphics, and crafting audio. —Adobe
Trade show time! You know what that means, it’s also time for another big update to the Adobe Creative Cloud suite of video tools and, of course, Adobe Premiere Pro. This NAB season is no exception and while PPro doesn’t get a lot of big, never-before-seen, long-in-the-making, Earth-shattering new features we do get several nice enhancements to some existing tools. Those utilize some of the often talked about by Adobe magic they call Adobe Sensei. If you’ve watched any Adobe MAX keynotes over the last few years you’ve seen Adobe Sensei at work with some of the feature and future-feature demos they’ve showed. All that technology is filtering down into Adobe’s shipping products and we get some fruits of the Sensei labor in Premiere Pro. —Scott Simmons, ProVideo Coalition
Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 released version 12.1 with their April update. This Creative Cloud updates brings tons of new features including color match, audio ducking, and improved essential graphics and so much more. In this tutorial video we cover the top 5 new features of Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 April release. —Cinecom.net
Here's a quick look at all of the new features in the latest release of Adobe Premiere Pro Creative Cloud (April 2018 release.) —Boone Loves Video
In this video I will go over some of the new features in Adobe Creative Cloud 12.1 Update for Adobe Premiere Pro like the shot comparison, auto color match lumetri tools. There are also updates in essential graphics, audio ducking tools, vr workflows, after effects, audition & more. —Justin Odisho
You don't want to miss these Adobe CC Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC updates! This video will give you a full breakdown and tutorial on how to use these new features: Color Matching, Auto-ducking, copy and paste sequence markers, Essential Graphics user interface, Adobe Stock search, Motion Graphics Templates workflow between After Effects and Premiere Pro, and the new gradient fill! —Premiere Gal
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In this Adobe Premiere Pro Preset video editing tutorial we are showing you how to apply the Parallax Scroll Preset. This is a nice transition effect to transition to a title card revealing a title with a background, as this effect mimics the parallax scroll effect which seen on many website when scrolling up and down the pages. —Chung Dha
Edit remote content wherever it is. XTRMX ediX embedded in Adobe Premiere Pro (c), offers remote editing by streaming the source content from the hosting-storage to an editor workstation. Using ediX, the editor may work on remote content seamlessly, as if the content was local. ediX also enables a proxy-free workflow, by streaming the high-resolution content on demand instead of relying on proxy files. —XTRMX
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