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It is. A real mess for all of people who have to deal with drop frame vs. non-drop frame timecode. Having lived in the PAL land, where we're lucky to never have to bother with this issue I have not realized until recently how awful Premiere Pro is at exporting…
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Thanks to the generosity of Adobe I received a time-limited licence for CS6 Production Premium on OS X to test and debug my plugins. The response to my inquiry was immediate, with no additional questions asked. I admit I am totally impressed with their reaction. Kudos, guys! I was able…
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While doing research for a commission that I recently received, I found out that Premiere Pro CS6 does not export markers of 0 duration to FCP XML. This proved to be a bit of a surprise, and also turned out to be a major flaw for the software that I…
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Today's mailbox had a nice surprise for me. I officially became an Adobe Certified Expert in Premiere Pro CS6 with an ID #ADB143401. Excellent!
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No smart rendering in Premiere Pro?
SIYAH: Premiere Pro for rendering divides the timeline into sections based on clips and edit points. If you cancel the rendering process it discards the results of the section that was being rendered at the time, not the whole render. Many people who switched from Final Cut Pro to Premiere…
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The proper way of using transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro
SIYAH (Summary If You Are in a Hurry): If you want your clip to fade to black, apply simple cross-fade at its end. Use dip to black only as a transition between two clips, not at the beginning or at the end of a clip. There seems to be some…
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At NAB 2012 Adobe made an intriguing sneak peek at the technology for collaborative editing. At IBC 2012 Michael Coleman introduced the new Adobe Anywhere and presented its integration with Adobe Premiere. Like most demos, this one looked pretty impressive, and even gave away a few interesting developments in the upcoming…
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What’s coming in Premiere CS7?
Update: see how right or wrong I was with what is actually coming in the next release. In their recent video concering the introduction of Adobe Anywhere - which I will elaborate on more in another note - guys from Adobe revealed a few interesting upcoming (or at least being…
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I have been pondering over my recent discussion with David McGavran, the Engineering Manager for Adobe Premiere Pro about the limitations of Premiere's own XML format when it comes to interchange. I am grateful for this exchange. I realized that my ideas are not possible to be implemented in Adobe…
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To give credit where one is due, the creators of Final Cut Pro did create one of the more popular standards of exchanging the project information, alongside the old EDL, and Avid's AAF and OMF. Exporting XML from FCP was very versatile and allowed for various workflows to appear, passing…
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I think the idea of feathered edges on a piece of footage that was cropped with standard Premiere Pro crop effect is as old, as the crop effect itself. I know that I've been waiting for Adobe to make it since I started using their software, which means version 6.5…
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Quite recently I commented on what kind of features are important in my opinion for the popularity of SpeedGrade to rise. This interview with the creators and developers of SG is the proof that they do understand what is the key feature to fix: [vimeo http://vimeo.com/44501042] There are three things…
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I will admit right at the beginning - the idea is stolen from Autodesk Smoke 2013. I hope they don't have a patent for that, because it's so fantastic. But first let me make an obligatory digression. There are a few things to like in Smoke, and there are other…
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SpeedGrade seems like a very promising addition to Adobe Creative Suite, which I have already mentioned. However, after playing with it for a short moment, I found with regret that it does not fit our current infrastructure and workflows. Below is a short list of what kind of changes that…
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I've been testing the workflow from Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve (similarly to other more renowned people). For many reasons I want to avoid sending a flattened file, instead relying on XML interchange, and a few annoying simple issues make it pretty inconvenient: We're using XDCAM EX in mp4 wrapper and…
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