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Some pre NAB CS6 info including Speedgrade integration
This just turned up. It is the first pre NAB leak that talks about Speedgrade integration that I have seen. Plus there are a whole lot of videos about other CS6 features.
https://success.adobe.com/en/na/programs/events/1203_16108_nab.html
Looks officially Adobe. Perhaps it is a web page that was meant to be hidden for a few more days
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It’s legit. Here’s a multicam tutorial: https://vimeo.com/38573242
Jeremy
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Wow nice find Michael! Though this seems to be a sneak-peek version with more time spent on Jason Levine’s talking head than the programs….
Some cool stuff though for sure – send to Speedgrade, Adjustment Layers on timeline, OpenCL support so non-nVidia users get some love, improved 3-way corrector, great thumbnails with “skimming!” etc.
Gonna be a crazy NAB!
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Have you spotted the rolling shutter fix in PP & AE yet? The integration with Kona/ Decklink & Matrox? I am looking forward to better details and less talking heads but wow, a nice heads up indeed
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Prelude looks like an interesting tool. File metadata tagging, subclipping, basic rough cuts that can be exported to PP and FCP.
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Very encouraging. Fingers crossed!
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The whole package looks better. The PPro interface is what we were hoping for with FCP8! I mean they’ve really gone a long way here – huge improvements in every area. Love the bright Avid-style clip colors on the timeline too – always hated the pastel labeling in past versions.
Really anxious to see it in action and hope it actually works as advertised! Be interesting to see upgrade/crossgrade cost. Adobe has not been too friendly in this dept. in the past.
Lance Bachelder
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Here is a comprehensive list of new stuff:
https://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/
A bunch of us will be answering your questions at NAB some come say hi.
Cheers
Dave
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[David Lawrence] “Very encouraging. Fingers crossed!
“Yeah, its good looking stuff.
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Lance Bachelder “this seems to be a sneak-peek version with more time spent on Jason Levine’s talking head than the programs….”
If you click on Premiere Pro in the “what’s Inside” list on the right, you’ll see a very detailed PDF that describes all the new features.
A few that stood out to me:
– improved trim tools
– trimming and color correction during playback
– unlimited multicam angles
– Mercury Engine support on MacBook Pro using OpenCL
– If I see the words “Sleek new interface” one more time I’m going to scream- But it does look really nice.So far, PPro CS6 looks simply amazing overall. This is the biggest upgrade to Premiere since it first changed into Premiere Pro…
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Looks great. Will there be a any built in video noise-reduction tools in either Premiere or After Effects?
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