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What’s the difference? Premire 7.0 / Pro 1.0 / Pro 1.5
Posted by Tom Rees on July 27, 2005 at 3:10 amSo what does Pro 1.5 have that 1.0 doesn’t that 7.0 doesn’t?
Just curious what I’d be giving up if I got a good deal on 7.0 or 1.0?
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Martin Tiller replied 20 years, 9 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies -
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Martin Tiller
July 27, 2005 at 7:32 pmI agree, look at the website.
But first there is no Premiere 7.0.
PPro 1.0 was the next step after 6.5.
PPro did a ground up restructure of the whole software.
And one of the biggest was mulitple timelines for a single project.
I made the jump from 6.0 to Pro 1.5 and I noticed how much more stable the software is, which of course is a big thing to consider.
If you own a previous version of Premiere you can upgrade to Pro 1.5 for $199.
And with Pro 1.5.1 you can do HDV (which is a free upgrade for those with 1.5).
If you just want something simple for home videos then Premiere elements is a good choice. I’ve used it on my dad’s computer and it’s quite a nice little editing software.
I would still prefer Pro 1.5 for paying jobs.
In short there is a HUGH difference between Pro and previous versions of Premiere.
But for more detail take a look at Adobe’s website.
Martin
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