Angelo Lorenzo
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CS6.5 is slated for mid 2013. If history is any indication I’d put my money on May/June.
As for gossip about new features… my bets are on more under-the-hood improvements that will generally be transparent to the user, a few small annoyances that PPro lacks that FCP7 use to have, better integration with Speedgrade, and maybe an improved project manager in preparation for Adobe Anywhere.
As far as “tent pole” features, not too much of a clue. I’d say we’ll see https://tv.adobe.com/watch/prototype/creative-technologies-lab-seamless-edits/ soon.
All speculation.
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In my experience, I’ve found better results with:
1. Grabbing a noise profile
2. Applying a well tuned noise gate
3. Applying noise reduction to the remaining audioNoise reduction in this instance is usually much less severe, reserving those frequencies above 4kHz that can really add “breath” to the human voice.
I’ve also had luck with BBE’s Harmonic Maximizer plugin (the blue one), applying one tuned near 2-3k and another applied tuned to 5k.
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Any links to that info? I’ve only heard them confirm their yearly 0.5 releases and websites that are reputable for leaking info like Apple Insider have no information on CS7.
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Also, it crossed my mind that you may want to read any agreements/media passes to make sure you aren’t breaking any agreements by removing sponsor logos. Exposure like this for sponsors is the incentive for sponsoring such events. You wouldn’t want to jeopardize your relationship with the PR company.
You may consider some kind of vignette for the background after brightening your subject. This would minimize the distraction of the logos while keeping them visible if you do indeed have some contractual obligation to keep them.
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I received this on a recent project. Windows 8, PPro CS6, no crashes; it appeared after closing and reopening a project.
I trashed preferences with no luck.
It only affected one clip so I deleted the “offline effect” in the effects panel and replaced it with the volume effect as it should be.
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If you have after effects, I suggest using the rotobrush inside that program from what I’ve seen of your samples. I don’t think anything in Premiere is suitable for the task.
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Your question is too vague.
How are you measuring the output of Premiere’s mix after you’ve exported? Do you bring it into Premiere and find it is lower than your original sequence?
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It is green screen with a background plate. You’ll find various scripts and utilities that can keyframe a layers attributes based on audio if you’d like to automate the motion.
Beyond that, if you don’t have a greenscreen and a plate, you would need to take a frame, paint out your actor for a clean plate, and then place it under a rotoscoped version of your footage.
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Your best bet is to use a monospaced font for credits. Look at the M+ font family for a beautiful, modern, monospaced font. https://mplus-fonts.sourceforge.jp/mplus-outline-fonts/index-en.html
Not only will this solve your issue, I think you’ll find a monospaced font 1) more readable and 2) able to create a more pleasing credit roll layout.
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Window > Reference Monitor. When the new panel opens, go to the little context menu in the upper right and turn off “Gang to Program Monitor”
Now you basically have two independent program monitors.
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