Users shared valuable feedback on Import mode during public Beta, leading to improvements in searching and sorting, importing folders, creating Bins, and more. If specific import workflows are needed, users can simply create empty projects and use existing import options. To speed up the process, users can favorite frequently used locations for source media, hover scrub thumbnails to review clips, and copy assets from camera cards with MD5 checksum verification while they have started to edit. When the user clicks Create, Premiere Pro brings the media onto the Timeline as a new sequence, ready for editing.Įditors who prefer to build their sequence from the Project panel can import their media as individual assets. Selected assets are collected in a tray at the bottom of the Import window, providing a first glimpse of the emerging storyline. No more blank window when starting a new project: Instead of being faced with project settings, the user is presented with their media. The new Import mode introduces a more visual and intuitive experience that makes it easier for new users to get started and helps experienced users work faster. Work visually with media in new Import mode For more information, check out our blog post. Frame.io brings true cloud-based collaboration tools to Premiere Pro, helping teams and freelancers share work in progress and receive feedback, all without leaving their timeline.
Premiere Pro customers now get unique access to Frame.io for Creative Cloud as part of their membership.
Get to final faster with Frame.io for Creative Cloud Over the following days, the new versions will roll out to all users via the Creative Cloud Desktop application. The newest versions of Premiere Pro and After Effects will be available in a phased release, starting on April 12. Premiere Pro now includes built-in review and approval with Frame.io for Creative Cloud, redesigned import and export workflows, Auto Color, powered by Adobe Sensei, and other improvements. The newest release of Premiere Pro helps video professionals work faster and new creators get up and running sooner. This post was written by Eric Philpott and originally appeared on Adobe blog on April 12, 2022. Adobe was at NAB 2022 to present the latest releases and welcome Frame.io to the Adobe family.
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