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On the move
I’m going to be slowly moving to my sister site – http://www.creativeimpatience.com Blog posts are available here: www.creativeimpatience.com/category/blog/ I already migrated more meaningful posts and pertaining comments there, and will be linking to those in the future. If you want to … Continue reading
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Adobe conforming tool – my vision solidifies
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 … Continue reading
Posted in usability, video editing
Tagged Adobe, conforming, Premiere Pro, visual effects, workflow
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Exporting FCP XML from Premiere is a dead end
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 … Continue reading
Feather crop in Premiere Pro
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 … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, After Effects, Creative Impatience, plug-ins, Premiere Pro
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SpeedGrade developers DO get it
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 … Continue reading
An idea on how to dramatically improve Premiere Pro
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 … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Autodesk, Premiere Pro, Smoke, SpeedGrade
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My vision of Adobe SpeedGrade
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 … Continue reading
Posted in color grading, usability, video editing
Tagged Adobe, Premiere Pro, SpeedGrade
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Why Premiere Pro could use scripting
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 … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, After Effects, Premiere Pro, productivity, scripting
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Updated my post on vignette in Premiere Pro
Due to the popularity of my brief overview of methods to create a vignette in Premiere Pro, I updated it with a new method that I found in the meantime. Unfortunately, Premiere Pro CS6 still does not allow you to … Continue reading
Premiere Pro saves the day
Recently I was doing a small editing job for a friend, and ran into a few interesting problems. The footage provided was shot partially on a Canon Powershot, which saves it as an AVCHD MTS stream. My computer is not … Continue reading
Posted in color grading, video editing
Tagged Adobe, Avid, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro
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