Adobe Premiere Pro

Users need an interface that they can work comfortably with for maximum productivity and efficiency. That is why Adobe Premiere Pro is constantly updated to make its interface more responsive. An example is the improved integrity of keyframes in motion graphics.

Adobe Premiere Pro integrates with other Adobe products for a smoother workflow. This allows team members to handle each other’s projects in other applications without disrupting their work processes. On top of that, colleagues can also communicate easily without having to get out of the application. That is made possible with the integration with Microsoft Teams where workers can exchange notes on projects and where superiors can check on each member’s progress.

With the rise in the use of VR, video editors increasingly need tools that let them create videos that are immersive in all aspects. That is why Adobe Premiere Pro has new and enhanced features to support complex VR editing functions.

Adobe Premiere Pro now enables users to open multiple projects at once, allowing them to switch between scenes and lift clips from one project to another. This lets them save more time in adding needed scenes into the video they are working on each time.

Converting videos from one format to another can cause losses in frames or subtle corruptions. To avoid that, Adobe Premiere Pro is enhanced to support more native video file formats. This lets users add videos from their cameras directly without going through the process of conversion.