Category Archives: Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro CC – April 2014 – New Features
Well, it’s that time again. NAB is just around the corner, and with that comes a ton of new software and new features! In this video we talk about the upcoming features that Adobe has announced for the upcoming version of Premiere Pro CC. There are tons of little features, but we cover the majority of these with 15 new features in all in this video. I know it’s a longer video so please stay with it. There is a lot to cover after all! The features we cover are as follows:
1. Masking and tracking built into all effects in the timeline
2. Reverse Match frame
3. Maintain audio pitch while scrubbing
4. Assign more than one keyboard shortcut to a command
5. Media Browser favorites
6. Set to Frame Size command
7. Preserve intrinsics and effects when flatting multi cam
8. Auto-save to cloud
9. Marker names in markers panel
10. Track backward selection
11. Transparency Grids in the monitors
12. Toogle all video and audio locks separately
13. Voiceover recording setup
14. Master Clip effects
15. After Effects text templates
One correction to the video: you can add control points to the polygonal mask by hitting cmd/cntl and clicking.
For a full list of changes check out the Adobe Site here.
Direct Link between SpeedGrade CC and Premiere Pro CC
With the introduction of the SpeedGrade CC 7.1 and Premiere Pro CC 7.1 Updates today, everyone will get their hands on the awesome new Direct Link feature between Premiere Pro and SpeedGrade. This feature allows us to quickly open a Premiere timeline directly in SpeedGrade do our color correction and then return to Premiere without having any of the complications of rendering, xmls, edls, or intermediate files. In my early testing, I can attest to the ease of the new workflow, but there is one caveat I wanted to make sure everyone is aware of. Watch the video for full information and warning about using Lumetri Looks in Premiere and sending them over to SpeedGrade.
Overlay Settings in Premiere Pro 7.1
In this video we talk about the new Overlays for the Source and Program monitors of Premiere Pro. We also talk about ways to customize these settings to your liking. The video demonstrates the information you can easily keep on your screen to view all of the relevant data about your timeline.
New Features in the Premiere Pro 7.1 Update
This video goes over 14 of the best features and enhancements to the October 2013 update to Premiere Pro, Premiere Pro 7.1. Adobe has promised this update in late October 2013, so to get all you up to speed before you even get your hands on it, we’ve prepared a video about the updates. And yes, We Save the Best for Last!
Here is the breakdown:
1. Add Edit takes clip selection into effect over track targeting
2. Organizing Camera Angles in Multicam Mode and Seeing Effect Previews
3. Editable Sequence Settings
4. Cinema DNG supported
5. Monitor Overlays with ability to transmit to broadcast monitor
6. Frame hold options for much better hold frames.
7. Relink and Keep interpret footage settings
8. Ripple Sequence Markers
9. Copy and Paste Transitions to multiple edit points at once
10. Negative Value for speed duration instead of having to check reverse
11. Preference to change trim type for selected edit point
12. Sequence Hover Scrub and Thumbnail Preview
13. Render Multiple Sequences at Once
14. Direct Link to SpeedGrade
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