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Adobe sneak peak
Some of these things will look familiar 🙂
https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/Immerse-yourself-in-creativity/
– Oliver
Oliver Peters Post Production Services, LLC
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Looks like a solid update for Ppro users.
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Some nice additions there! I look forward to seeing more detail However I really hope this has improved performance with 4K XAVC.
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Hopefully this means AME will always run in background even if you are actively working in PPro.
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Could it be Sppedgrade is no more? An impressive list but what does Apple have in store?
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[David Mathis] “Could it be Sppedgrade is no more? An impressive list but what does Apple have in store?”
I bet it will still be there but probably hasn’t been touched. Premiere will support control surfaces (Tangent Element, Wave and Ripple were named specifically) and that’s huge from grading perspective.
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[Andrew Kimery] “[David Mathis] “Could it be Sppedgrade is no more? An impressive list but what does Apple have in store?”
I bet it will still be there but probably hasn’t been touched.”
I asked Adobe that question and was told SG is still part of the line-up. I don’t believe it has changed any, since the development team that does the Lumetri panel work are the SG guys. So they’ve been busy. I would be surprised if SG is still there in 2017.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters Post Production Services, LLC
Orlando, FL
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When do we get a new title tool?
Scott Witthaus
Senior Editor/Post Production Supervisor
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[Scott Witthaus] “When do we get a new title tool?”
I’ll second that motion. 🙂
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[Oliver Peters] “Some of these things will look familiar”
Yeah. No kiddin’.
– RK
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Sounds cool, but I’m still working in “legacy” Pr CC (7.2.2) on a film. It passed through FCP7 and there were already issues with converting to PR 2013, and more for a conversion to Pr 2014.
Meanwhile I’m paying via subscription model for all these lovely new updates that won’t run on my computer because they require different OS, and I don’t want to break my working combination of PR CC and OS 10.8.5
Of course I could pay more for an additional computer to run the Adobe updates . . .
One day I’ll get to try them out, but I think the subscription model is delivering more value for folks who are using all the updates 🙂 🙁 Enjoy!
Robert Withers
Independent/personal/avant-garde cinema, New York City
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