Premiere in Post — Premiere Bro

YouTuber, Chinfat, published the beginning of a new series on Premiere Pro CC 2017. In this first episode he goes over all the essentials you need to know to setup a project in Premiere Pro. He goes over everything from the opening splash screen to preferences and project settings. Much of this is not new, making this a great video to learn the project settings of Premiere Pro. But Chinfat does speak to several things specific to Premiere Pro CC 2017. For example, Chinfat covers the new "Project Locking" Preferences that prevents the project from being opened by more than one user at a time.

In this episode, I show the splash screen upon start up, the preference panel, and project settings to get started in Premiere Pro. —Chinfat

Source: https://youtu.be/HoXKPou8at4

Nov 7

Nov 7 Frame.io: Introducing Frame.io for Adobe After Effects CC

Source: http://blog.frame.io/2016/11/07/introducing-frame-io-for-adobe-after-effects-cc

Premiere Products

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

Top features:

Upload queued After Effects comps in 2 clicks
Get real-time comments and annotations that sync to your comp
Import comments and annotations into your comp as live shape layers
Auto version every change you make
Upload project files and bins

Nov 7

Nov 7 VideoRevealed: Simple White Balance Fix in Adobe Premiere Pro

Tutorials, Color

In this video tutorial, Colin Smith of VideoRevealed gives us tour of the WB (White Balance) Selector in the Lumetri Color Panel in Premiere Pro CC. Learn how to white balance a shot using the the eyedropper, and then finesse the results using the Temperature and Tint sliders. Colin also reveals a handy keyboard shortcut to sample a larger area with the white balance eyedropper.

The White Balance Selector in the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro makes white balance a one click job. The auto setting adjusts the Temperature and Tint controls which means is doing the same thing a professional colorist would do to get a neutral video! —VideoRevealed

Source: https://youtu.be/sgr56csH5QQ

Nov 6

Nov 6 Tall Guy Films: DNxHR Performance in Premiere Pro CC 2017

How good is the newly added native QuickTime DNxHD / DNxHR support in Premiere Pro CC 2017? Tall Guy Films shares the results of his tests, and based on the video thumbnail, it's not a spoiler to say it's impressive. Whether or not you experience the same results using the native QuickTime Avid codecs in Premiere Pro CC 2017, the important thing is Adobe has listened to the needs of it's customers. This is a big win for Windows users in particular!

Adobe just announced native support for DNxHD and DNxHR QuickTime exporting, but is it any better than third party plugin support? I did some tests to find out. —Tall Guy Films

Source: https://youtu.be/wYj74ov_fok

Nov 6

Nov 6 The Herrintons: Multicam Editing Tutorial | Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017

Tyler Herrinton of the The Herrintons, a husband and wife wedding videography and photography team, shows off his multi-camera editing workflow inside Premiere Pro CC 2017. Tyler uses PluralEyes by Red Giant to sync his footage before nesting the clips, and converting it to a multi-camera sequence. Good for wedding filmmakers, but the principles apply to any multi-camera editing in Premiere Pro CC.

Join me as I walk you step-by-step through my process for syncing, importing, and working with multi-cam clips in Premiere Pro CC 2017. If you are a wedding filmmaker, this is the video for you!

Source: https://youtu.be/JnfQ9xw_Dsw

Nov 4

Nov 4 Adobe: VoCo Sneak Peek at Adobe MAX

News

Adobe has unveiled a new project at Adobe MAX called "VoCo" that will allow audio and video editors to "photoshop voiceovers". Watch this hilarious demo of VoCo, seen here in Adobe Audition, converting text to speech based on recorded dialogue. THIS IS NOT A ROBOT VOICE! VoCo can actually rearrange, subtract or add words in a human voiceover track. Watch the video to see it in action with guest Jordan Peele.

VoCo allows you to change words in a voiceover simply by typing new words. Presented live during the Adobe MAX 2016 Sneak Peeks, co-hosted by Jordan Peele. —Adobe

Source: https://youtu.be/I3l4XLZ59iw

Nov 2

Nov 2 Adobe: Team Projects (Beta) – Collaborative video editing made simple

Source: https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/team-projects-beta-collaborative-video-editing-made-simple/?segment=dva

The future of collaborative video creation is here. Today, Team Projects, one of the most anticipated features of Creative Cloud 2017, was released as a public beta. Alongside all the new features in Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC, teams and enterprise customers will be able to work simultaneously in shared Team Projects. Read Team Projects (Beta) – Collaborative Video Editing Made Simple to learn more, and visit the Team Projects product page for more information.

Collaborate and share sequences and compositions in real time with the new Team Projects (Beta) hosted service, available now for Creative Cloud for teams and enterprise customers. Editors and motion graphics artists can work simultaneously in shared sequences and compositions with features like version control and conflict resolution built right into the CC 2017 versions of Adobe Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, and Adobe Prelude CC. —Adobe

Nov 2

Nov 2 Adobe: Introducing the Social Publishing Panel (beta) in Premiere Pro CC

Source: https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/slay-on-social-introducing-the-social-publishing-panel-beta-in-premiere-pro/

One of the Premiere Pro highlights from day one of Adobe MAX was the announcement of a new social publishing panel (beta) in Premiere Pro CC. Adobe Worldwide Evangelist and #AdobeJesus, Jason Levine, introduced the new panel with unmatchable enthusiasm. Read this Adobe blog post to learn more about the panel and sign up for the beta. Also, watch the video included in the post featuring Adobe Product Manager, Bronwyn Lewis, describing the background and functionality of the new social publishing panel.

We’re thrilled to announce that we are piloting a new streamlined workflow in Premiere Pro for publishing videos to social media, optimized for how Creators want to work. With cross-platform social publishing and performance tracking, strategic recommendations to achieve peak performance, and time-savers like the ability to save custom keyword sets and upload custom thumbnails, the Social Publishing panel (beta) is designed for the ways online video creation is changing the industry. —Bronwyn Lewis, Adobe

Nov 2

Nov 2 Done With Dylan: Control Your Timeline with Track Height and Source Assignment Presets

In this episode of Done with Dylan, Adobe Certified Instructor, Dylan Osborn, teaches the fundamentals of track height and source assignment presets in Premiere Pro. First, Dylan shows the default keyboard shortcuts and menu options to control track heights and source assignments. Then, he shows how to create presets and assign them to custom keyboard shortcuts to accelerate changing track heights and source assignments. Take the time to learn these techniques; it will dramatically improve your editing speed and efficiency.

Are you in control of your Adobe Premiere Pro timeline? When viewing tracks and editing clips into them, efficiency counts. This three and a half minute tutorial shows you how to use shortcuts and create presets for both track height and source assignments, so you can control your timeline and edit faster every day. —Dylan Osborn

Source: https://vimeo.com/189651608

Nov 2

Nov 2 Adobe Releases Premiere Pro CC 2017

Source: https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/premiere-pro-cc-and-adobe-media-encoder-cc/?segment=dva

Premiere Pro CC 2017 is here! And the question everyone is asking is, "What happened to CC 2016?" But let's not linger on the past. Especially when the future has a new and improved look!

Today we’re extremely excited to be releasing the very latest versions of Premiere Pro CC and Adobe Media Encoder CC, which are accompanied by brand new releases of After Effects, Character Animator, Audition, and many other Adobe Creative Cloud applications. —Al Mooney, Adobe

The release of Premiere Pro CC 2017 includes new features such as a new keyboard shortcut editor, improved open captions, updated audio effects, Dynamic Link with Adobe Character Animator, and the much anticipated Team Projects, a hosted collaboration service that allows video creators to work simultaneously on the same project across Adobe Creative Cloud video applications. Read this blog post by Senior Product Manager, Al Mooney, to get the rundown of everything new in Premiere Pro CC 2017. Watch the video summary here: What's New in Premiere Pro CC (November 2016).

IMPORTANT: Before updating, uncheck "Remove old versions" under the Advanced section of the update window. This will ensure you keep the your latest working version of Premiere Pro CC and all your preferences and plugins.

Nov 2

Nov 2 Adobe: What's New in Creative Cloud 2017