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Need to find a holiday gift for that special Premiere Pro editor in your life? Maybe that means buying a little something for yourself? Here is a list of Black Friday discounts and Holiday sales on plugins, effects, and 3rd-party software compatible with Premiere Pro CC.
FilmImpact.net has launched a new "In-Depth-Video" tutorial series. In this debut tutorial, FilmImpact.net examines the default Cross Dissolve transition in Premiere Pro CC. Using the Lumetri waveform scope, they show a significant jump from zero percent opacity to the next frame. In other words, the Cross Dissolve transition starts and ends abruptly. FilmImpact.net then compares their free Impact Dissolve transition for Premiere Pro CC. It uses a linear curve, making it a much smoother dissolve.
This episode we’ll be talking about the Mother of all video transitions: The Dissolve. The default cross dissolve built into Premiere Pro has an issue that becomes visible in certain situations. To overcome this, we’ve built a new tool for you to use. —FilmImpact.net
Source: https://www.filmimpact.net/blog/impact-dissolve-training-video/
It's an exciting time for video collaboration! Frame.io now offers an integrated panel for our After Effects brothers and sisters. Watch the overview video, and read the blog post to learn more about Frame.io in After Effects CC. Just ignore the opening line in the video, "Move over Premiere."
Today we’re moving our Adobe Creative Cloud integration beyond the NLE. Our real-time collaboration layer has revolutionized how editors work in Adobe Premiere Pro. Now, the same toolset has been integrated into Adobe After Effects. Once again, this provides interaction with the entire Frame.io application. The custom Frame.io panel is directly accessible in the After Effects UI. —Mark Christiansen, Frame.io
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Source: http://blog.frame.io/2016/11/07/introducing-frame-io-for-adobe-after-effects-cc
Wipster, an online video review and approval platform, announced their integration with Slack. Wipster makes video collaboration easy by allowing users to view, comment, annotate and share their feedback online with their team. It's especially easy for editors to post and receive notes on their videos with the Wipster Premiere Pro panel. Now, all of that functionality is integrated with Slack.
Wipster’s new integration with Slack will streamline your workflow even more. Now you can get your Wipster notifications directly in your team Slack channel, making it super-easy for the whole team to instantly see where a review is at – it’s a dream come true for creative directors and project managers who need to keep their finger on the pulse without getting into the nitty-gritty of each review. —Rollo Wenlock, Wipster
Digital Anarchy, the company known for Beauty Box, released a brand new plugin: Samurai Sharpen. This new sharpening tool for Premiere Pro is sharp and smart! It allows you to sharpen specific areas in your footage with built-in masks and edge-aware algorithms. Check out the full list of features for more information. Also, check out this overview by Jose Antunes for ProVideo Coalition: Digital Anarchy Releases Samurai Sharpen for Video. Or this article by postPerspective: Digital Anarchy’s new video sharpening tool for FCP X, Premiere and AE.
Samurai Sharpen allows you to do this quickly with tools designed to let you easily isolate specific areas of the footage and only sharpen those areas. It's state-of-the-art sharpening for video footage that's precise and simple. —Digital Anarchy
Source: https://digitalanarchy.com/Samurai-Sharpen-Video/main.html
Editor and writer, Brady Betzel, reviews the Tangent Ripple control surface in this postPerspective article. Towards the end, he gives special attention to how the Ripple works with Premiere Pro. He has some very nice things to say about it, "It seems Tangent worked very closely with Adobe when creating the Ripple. Maybe it is just a coincidence, but it really feels like this is the Adobe Premiere Pro CC Tangent Ripple." Be sure to read the rest of Brady's review on this game-changing color control surface.
The Ripple feels like it was created for editors looking to dive deep into Premiere’s Lumetri color controls and allows you to be more creative because of it. —Brady Betzel, postPerspective
Source: http://postperspective.com/review-tangent-ripple-color-correction-panel
Motion Array's free Premiere Pro templates have been featured numerous times on both the Premiere Bro Blog and Week in Premiere. Motion Array has collected all their free Premiere Pro templates — eight total — into one post. To learn more about using Motion Array's Premiere Pro Templates, visit: How I Learned to Love Premiere Pro Templates.
Since launching the Premiere Pro templates category on Motion Array, we've seen an overwhelming positive response. If you're not familiar with Premiere templates and would like to wet your beak, we have 8 different free Premiere Pro templates and presets below that you can download and use royalty free. —Motion Array
Source: https://motionarray.com/blog/8-free-premiere-pro-templates
Mettle has released their new SkyBox 360/VR Transitions for Premiere Pro. This new product gives Premiere Pro users 4 transitions to apply to their 360° media: Mobius Zoom, Random Blocks, Gradient Wipe and Iris Wipe. Visit the product page to watch video demonstrations of each transition. Mettle specializes in 360/VR software. Their SkyBox 360/VR Tools are trusted by many Adobe Premiere Pro CC users for 360/VR video effects.
Many customizable features per transition. Made for editing 360 footage in Premiere Pro. Installs into the “Video Transitions” Section in Premiere, under “Mettle 360/VR”. —Mettle
This week, Studio Network Solutions announced their ShareBrowser version 4.4 release, which will include a new Export to Premiere feature. Users will be able to export ShareBrowser metadata directly to Premiere Pro. ShareBrowser custom tags will be mapped to the Description metadata column, and ShareBrowser comments will be mapped to the Log Notes metadata column.
We’ve created a deeper integration with Premiere Pro that can be used to quickly export media and ShareBrowser metadata directly into the NLE. —Studio Network Solutions
Kelsey Brannan a.k.a. Premiere Gal demos the Audio Network panel for Premiere Pro CC. Watch how easy it is to browse and license production music without leaving Premiere Pro!
Select production music in Adobe Premiere Pro using the Audio Network Music plugin, download here: http://adobe.audionetwork.com/ Note: This video demos downloads for what it is like to be an Audio Network member. It is slightly different for users who trial an MP3 in their edits and then get a full-quality WAV file after they purchase. —Premiere Gal
In this tutorial, Mathais Möhl of Mamoworld demonstrates how BeatEdit can be used for tempo matching in Premiere Pro with the help of Adobe Audition. BeatEdit analyzes music tracks and applies clip markers to beats, These markers can be used to accurately retime tempo to seamlessly transition from one music track to another. Retiming is done in Adobe Audition for higher quality results, i.e. no monster or chipmunk effect.
In this Premiere Pro tutorial you learn how to adjust the tempo of one song to match the tempo of another one in order to create a smooth transition between them. —Mathais Möhl
In this video, Premiere Gal shows how to create sequence notes and to-dos using the Premiere Pro extension Post Notes. She demonstrates how easy it is to leave yourself or your assistant editor notes and to-dos within a Premiere Pro project. Learn more about Post Notes visit: Post Notes Extension for Premiere Pro CC.
Download the Post Notes Plugin http://postnotes.io And use coupon: premieregal at check out to get $2 off! —Premiere Gal
