New Premiere Pro Spring Updates and Introducing Adobe Firefly Ai Video | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

Premiere Pro has released updates that eliminate the need for LUTs for log footage, enable background auto save, and introduce the Adobe Firefly AI art generator.

Key Insights

• New update in Premiere Pro allows for auto detection of log video color space, eliminating the need to apply LUTs for color conversion.
• Users can now override color space in downloaded log footage in Premiere Pro by modifying the color space properties.
• Auto-save feature in Premiere Pro now runs in the background, allowing for uninterrupted workflow.
• Exporting directly to Adobe Media Encoder is now possible in Premiere Pro, and can be done using a shortcut.
• GPU acceleration has been added to built-in effects in Premiere Pro, improving stability and rendering speed.
• Premiere Pro now features a "learn panel" that provides step-by-step tutorials and examples for various editing techniques.
• HDR footage now displays in SDR thanks to automatic tone mapping in Premiere Pro.
• Adobe Firefly, an AI art generator, allows users to generate custom images and text effects quickly and easily.

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Questions & Answers

Q: How has Premiere Pro made it easier to work with log footage?

Premiere Pro has eliminated the need for LUTs when working with log footage. Users can now enable the "Auto detect log video color space" option in the preferences to automatically convert log footage to Rec 709 color space.

Q: How does the new auto save feature in Premiere Pro work?

The auto save feature in Premiere Pro now runs in the background, eliminating interrupting pop-up windows. Users can set the frequency and number of versions to be saved, ensuring their work is continuously saved without distractions.

Q: How can users export their projects directly to Adobe Media Encoder in Premiere Pro?

Instead of going through the traditional export window, Premiere Pro users can now use the shortcut option (Option+Shift+M or Alt+Shift+M) to send their projects directly to Adobe Media Encoder. This allows users to continue editing while the export process runs in the background.

Q: What built-in effects in Premiere Pro now have GPU acceleration?

Premiere Pro has introduced GPU acceleration for effects like center split, split, and non-additive dissolve. This allows users to add these effects to their clips without experiencing rendering or playback issues.

Q: What is the purpose of the learn panel in Premiere Pro?

The learn panel in Premiere Pro provides step-by-step tutorials and demonstrations within the application. Users can access tutorials on various topics, including color grading, and follow along with provided footage to enhance their editing skills.

Q: What other updates have been introduced in Premiere Pro?

Other updates include automatic tone mapping for HDR footage, text-based editing in the public beta, and more. The release notes provided by Adobe offer further details on these updates and their benefits for users.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Premiere Pro no longer requires the use of LUTs for log footage, making it easier to work with and grade such footage in post-production.

• Auto save now runs in the background, minimizing interruptions and making Premiere Pro more stable.

• Exporting directly to Adobe Media Encoder has become more convenient, allowing users to continue editing while their projects export.

• GPU acceleration has been added for built-in effects like center split, split, and non-additive dissolve.

• The new "Learn" panel offers step-by-step tutorials and demonstrations within the application for users to enhance their skills.

• Other notable updates include automatic tone mapping for HDR footage, text-based editing in the public beta, and more.