IBC 2024 is almost coming to an end. As usual, tech companies have presented their latest updates, and Adobe is no exception. They demonstrated the biggest improvements available in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects 25 in beta. One of the most awaited features is probably the new color management system that includes – for the first time – wide gamut image processing. More details follow below. We already featured news about Adobe Firefly for video – the company’s generative AI model that will be partly integrated into Premiere Pro by the end of this year. However, there is even more workflow automation on the menu, and some of the announced improvements will definitely cast a happy smile on Premiere Pro users. They certainly did on mine. New color management system in Adobe Premiere Pro 25 Of course, Adobe’s presentation included some updated design solutions and reports about faster software performance, but we’ll skip it and get right to the biggest highlight of the upcoming version: A new color management system in Premiere Pro. It’s true that with the development of short-form videos, editors often have to finish video projects themselves from end to end, including color grading. For Premiere Pro users, it has been a particular pain in the neck, with no convenient workflow available, especially when you have to deal with different formats on one timeline. According to Adobe’s news, their new color management system transforms RAW and log formats from “nearly every camera” into consistent footage with...
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