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    Adobe Premiere Pro

    Its Magic! Add Realistic Handheld Motion to Your Videos Easily

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingHDSLRPremiere ProTechniqueJune 2, 2020

    In this short video filmmaker and photographer, Kyler Holland demonstrates how you can shoot and later edit any static or semi-static video to look as if it was shot handheld….

    Super Speed Your Premiere Pro Exports with Your GPU Support in Adobe’s Upcoming Update

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingPremiere ProMay 18, 2020May 18, 2020

    Adobe will be releasing a new version of Premiere Pro in the very near future and it includes a very interesting new improvement that will enable NVIDIA graphic card users…

    Speed Ramping Audio Sync Hack in Adobe Premiere Pro

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingPremiere ProMarch 6, 2020

    Filmmaker and photographer Kyler Holland recently published an interesting video demonstrating how to resolve an issue in Premiere Pro when doing speed ramping and losing audio sync. Adobe After Effects has…

    Top 5 Adobe Premiere 2020 Features

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingPremiere ProNovember 19, 2019November 19, 2019

    Adobe recently released a major update across its entire line of products including Photoshop, Premiere, Lightroom, After Effects, Audition, and many others (see our article with many videos on each product…

    Object Isolation Effect in Premiere Pro

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingPremiere ProOctober 19, 2019

    Filmmaker and photographer Kyler Holland recently published an interesting video showing how you can very easily isolate an object in Premiere Pro and make it stand out. This video demonstrates…

    Sneak Peak: Auto Reframe With AI in Premiere Pro

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingPremiere ProSeptember 13, 2019

    Adobe recently published a video with a sneak peek at an upcoming feature that will be released in a future version of its Premiere Pro software and will use Adobe’s…

    Head to Head DaVinci Resolve 16 vs. Premiere Pro 2019

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingOther SoftwarePremiere ProAugust 31, 2019January 4, 2021

    Jordan Dueck from Motion Array recently posted an interesting video looking at a question that is increasingly being asked by a growing number of video editors at all levels –…

    Using Adobe Media Encoder for Multi-Format Export Videos from Premiere Pro

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingOther SoftwarePremiere ProAugust 6, 2019

    On this video, media creation expert Colin Smith from VideoRevealed talks using Adobe’s media encoder software and how you can use it to export different format videos (such as different resolution…

    Creating Smooth Seamless Transitions in Premiere Pro

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingPremiere ProJune 19, 2019August 8, 2019

    On this video, Parker Walbeck and Landon Bytheway from fulltimefilmmaker take a look at 8 different “seamless” transitions and how to use them in Premiere Pro. First of all, it…

    Back To Basics: Source vs Program Monitor in Adobe Premiere Pro

    by Iddo GenuthPost ProcessingPremiere ProJune 10, 2019

    On this video, media creation expert Colin Smith from VideoRevealed talks about the uses of the source (and program) monitors in Premiere Pro, why each exists and what you can do…

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