Kevin Monahan
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The Creative Cloud is a good thing for many of our customers. Good for you Aussies! Let’s talk more about the benefits of the Creative Cloud, like competitive pricing for our customers overseas. Yes!
Kevin Monahan
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[Greg Andonian] “Dynamic linking to Speedgrade does sound really cool.
Of course, for that to work, Speedgrade would have to know what a .prproj is, so it can build your timeline into a Speedgrade project. Can Speedgrade open Premiere Projects yet?”
No, we know that our users really want dynamic linking between the projects, though, so keep those feature requests coming. Integration is not a trivial task, as you might imagine.
Keep in mind that new features will be rolling out all year on the Creative Cloud. Let’s hope we don’t have to wait too long to get ahold of this popular feature.
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[Chris Kenny] “In fact, unless Avid and Adobe switch to something more like Apple’s release cycle, FCP X users will find out about new features long before MC/Premiere users — and they’ll be able to download the update that includes them the same day.”
Perhaps you didn’t hear about this: Adobe plans to roll out new features for Creative Cloud members over the coming year. Stay tuned.
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Many of these things are addressed in Premiere Pro Next.
Plural Eyes style synching is built in to Premiere Pro Next.
FCP7 and Premiere Pro are both one way to the color correction apps, so I don’t see the advantage. We have integration with the Lumetri effect and we know people want full dynamic link to SpeedGrade. We just haven’t had the app long enough to develop that yet.
Multicam is a lot better now and you can edit one sequence into another without nesting.Kevin Monahan
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[David Lawrence] “is there a way to select a clip under the CTI using only the keyboard? This would be very useful in many situations.”
We do have that command in Premiere Pro CS Next. Just press the D key. It will actually select all under the playhead, depending on how the tracks are selected. Pretty cool!
See how fast those feature requests work! 😉
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[Leon Kowalski] “Yes a feature request would be great. It would really speed up things! But the real winner would be an overall button for enable/disable effects. “
Select Next or Previous Clip is available in Premiere Pro CS Next. I don’t know of an NLE that has a control for enable/disable effects, but it’s not a bad idea. Please create a feature request: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
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We’re talking Aussie pricing here. It’s a better deal for them down under.
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You can also boost performance with a bigger, badder GPU too. Premiere Pro CS Next can handle almost any GPU now.
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No keyboard shortcut for it yet, though. Please file a feature request for that: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
We must have keyboard shortcuts for everything! 😉
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[Steve Connor] “Correct me if I’m wrong but Speedgrade doesn’t have dynamic link in the new version?”
Not quite yet. Make a feature request to add your voice: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
We do have the Lumetri effect now, though. You can create a .look in SpeedGrade and save it. Then in Premiere Pro, add the Lumetri effect to a clip (or adjustment layer). The effect will allow you to open and apply the .look (or LUT). We also have presets you can apply. You can edit your .look back in SpeedGrade if you need to alter the grade.
Kevin Monahan
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