Just in time for summer, Premiere Pro gets a fresh haircut. Adobe is setting a new direction for the software’s future by modernizing the user experience. Premiere Pro Public Beta is now available and it features redesigned Import and Export panels as well as an updated Header Bar. Let’s be honest: Premiere Pro is not famous for being a user-friendly editing software. When you open Premiere for the first time, you’re faced with a confusing Project Settings dialogue box, an empty workspace, complex Export Settings, and very few cues on what to do next. Premiere Pro Public Beta: video creation is changing Over the last 30 years, Adobe has been providing professional video editors with powerful tools to bring their creative visions to life. However, the world of video is drastically changing. Deadlines have become tighter and a growing number of content creators are approaching video editing. They would like to benefit from the robust tools Premiere has to offer, but oftentimes they are intimidated by the old-fashioned user interface. A new import screen. Source: Adobe Now more than ever, there’s a mushrooming of different platforms, formats, and cameras available on the market. Therefore the editing experience can get confusing, especially for those who are just starting out or are less nerdy. Premiere Pro Public Beta: the goal For this reason, Adobe decided to improve the end-to-end experience of their software. The goal is simple: to get you through the timeline faster! The new user interface aims to be intuitive...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 22 June, 2021