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What I like/dislike about Premiere – VIDEO SEGMENTS
I see a bunch of people talking about editors and features so I put this little thing together.
It covers features of Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 that I like and dislike. I compare Premiere CS4 to Avid Media Composer and Sony Vegas. I cover track targeting, sequence settings, moving tracks, and moving clips in the timeline.
PART 1:
https://pauldv.com/2008/12/17/what-i-likedislike-about-adobe-premiere-pro-cs4-part-1/
PART 2:
https://pauldv.com/2008/12/22/what-i-likedislike-about-premiere-pro-cs4-part-2/
Hope this helps!
Paul Del Vecchio – Director
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BOOM in shot!
Lol. Nice review man. I too would like them to add these things to premiere but unfortunately I am a CS3 user so I don’t think I’ll be seeing changes anytime soon.
Oh btw, have you tried editing a feature or featurette length movie in Premiere (60 to 90 mins)? If so, how do you find it for such a project?
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I’ve edited features in Premiere on DVCPro HD and MiniDV and I’ve had no real big issues. There are some issues sometimes with freezing up when you have large amounts of footage but if you keep your sequences smaller, then you shouldn’t really have too much of a problem.
I never have the entire feature in one timeline. I also nest sequences and build the feature that way. I try to keep my sequences around 10-15 minutes long.
Paul Del Vecchio – Director
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When it comes to building the entire feature though, do you save each sequence as an avi or something and then bring that across to the final timeline?
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No I usually nest sequences but if I’m rendering out my film for DVD or something like that, I’m rendering it out of AE cuz that’s where I do my color correction and VFX.
Paul Del Vecchio – Director
https://www.PaulDV.com
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