Adobe has taken the opportunity to preview the next major release of Premiere Pro! If the last few years are any indication, we will hopefully be able to get our hands on these new features in a few short weeks, likely coinciding with the upcoming Adobe MAX conference being held in Los Angeles, October 15-17. Here’s a rundown of the new features coming to Premiere Pro CC 2019.
This release of Adobe Premiere Pro CC - coming soon - offers faster performance, streamlined workflows for amazing motion graphics, powerful selective color grading tools, intelligent audio cleanup for noise and reverb removal, end-to-end 180 VR production, and more. —Adobe
All New Lumetri Color Curves
The Lumetri tools turn color and light into an integral part of editorial so you can refine your cuts and your color in the same creative workflow. New Selective Color Grading tools in Premiere Pro and After Effects - coming soon - take the guesswork out of curve adjustments.
This release of Adobe Premiere Pro CC - coming soon - offers faster performance, streamlined workflows for amazing motion graphics, powerful selective color grading tools, intelligent audio cleanup for noise and reverb removal, end-to-end 180 VR production, and more. —Adobe
All New Lumetri Color Curves
The Lumetri tools turn color and light into an integral part of editorial so you can refine your cuts and your color in the same creative workflow. New Selective Color Grading tools in Premiere Pro and After Effects - coming soon - take the guesswork out of curve adjustments.
5 New Hue Saturation Curves
Adobe has finally shown some love to the attention-starved Lumetri Color panel. Adobe has unveiled what they’re calling “selective color grading” in Premiere Pro: five new color curves in the Lumetri Color panel. Editors and colorists will find the Curves tab upgraded with new Hue vs. Hue, Hue vs.
Adobe has finally shown some love to the attention-starved Lumetri Color panel. Adobe has unveiled what they’re calling “selective color grading” in Premiere Pro: five new color curves in the Lumetri Color panel. Editors and colorists will find the Curves tab upgraded with new Hue vs. Hue, Hue vs.
Luma, Luma vs. Sat, and Sat vs. Sat curves.
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Mac OS X 10.7 | 10.8 | 10.9 | 10.10 | 10.11 | macOS Sierra | High Sierra
- Hue vs Sat: This control actually existed before in the form of a radial control, but will be converted to match the UI of the new curve controls. Hue vs Sat allows users to control the saturation of a certain range of colors. It’s an easy way to desaturate your whole image except one color.
- Hue vs Hue: This is a wonderfully easy tool for shifting one hue range into another range. Shift the seasonal look of trees, change the color of someone’s shirt, turn someone’s skin blue! The sky is the limit.
- Hue vs. Luma: Users can take a sample of a specific hue and adjust its brightness.
- Luma vs Sat: Users can change the saturation level of a specific luma range.
- Sat vs. Sat: Users can add or subtract saturation amounts to and from precise saturation values.
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Mac OS X 10.7 | 10.8 | 10.9 | 10.10 | 10.11 | macOS Sierra | High Sierra
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