Adobe Premiere Pro is the industry standard for video editing software and offers a huge selection of features to choose from. It can be purchased as a standalone product or as part of the Adobe Creative Cloud. Regardless, Premiere Pro offers a feature-rich selection of tools used for the creation of short films, TV shows, and YouTube videos. Access to a host of smart tools in an ever-evolving portfolio means Premiere Pro users can easily design and edit 4K, 8K, and even VR videos to suit different needs. It also offers access to other Creative Cloud apps, so you can easily access photos, effects, and other tools.
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Deployment | Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, On-Premise Linux |
Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
It is a fabulous program that is easy to use for video editing because: 1.-It allows importing all kinds of formats: jpg, gif, psd, mp3, mp4. 2.- The interface is intuitive; 3.- Allows multiple sequences that can be ordered within each other. 4.- Its interface is ordered and contains edition, audio, titles, color, etc. 5.- It allows saving files created by the video camera in several types of formats.
It is a little complicated to configure the export settings of the file, in terms of format and basic audio settings since it has multiple variants. As well as the sampling rate.
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.No necesitas tener conocimientos en edición de vídeo De verdad, créeme cuando te digo que editar un vídeo con premiere es de lo más sencillo del mundo. Las diferentes herramientas son tan intuitivas que yo creo que hasta un niño de 4 años podría montarse una película con sus amigos de la guardería. Pero volviendo al tema de las cámaras de acción. Te interesará saber que en adobe premiere pro podrás estabilizar ese horrible tembleque que suele aparecer en estas cámaras, además de mejorar el ruido que suelen sufrir y otras cuestiones como el contraste o la velocidad. Transiciones ¡Ay las transiciones! Si te digo que he soñado con transiciones entre clip de vídeo y clip de vídeo ¿me creerías? Si has usado alguna vez Premiere sabrás lo que conlleva en tiempo de trabajo si quieres conseguir un efecto suave, elegante o fino. Hasta el mes pasado me he estado peleando con tiendas de plantillas de after effects para ver cuál de ellas me salía más rentable y se adaptaba más y mejor a mis diseños del canal. Y claro, con una boda de por medio cualquier gasto hay que pensárselo mucho. Con lo que tener un editor de vídeo con el que arrastras una transición y consigues precisamente un efecto suave, elegante y fino, pues qué quieres que te diga, ¡no tiene precio!
Lo que menos me ha gustado es su precio, ya que considero que la cuota mensual es excesiva para el servicio que ofrece
Sin este programa mi negocio no se vería capaz de salir adelante, algo que realmente necesito.
Premiere es un editor compatible tanto con el sistema iOS como Windows; Es compatible con varias aplicaciones gráficas, por ejemplo, After Effects; Posee una función de rastreo avanzado que identifica objetos y caras y, por lo tanto, elimina espacios vacíos automáticamente; Es posible elegir el tipo de Premiere cuya licencia se desea comprar, ya que hay más de una opción, como Premiere Elements 15, que es más accesible para los principiantes, a diferencia de Premiere Pro CC, un editor de vídeo más profesional; Por ser un programa más profesional, Premiere tiene una gran cantidad de efectos para añadir en los vídeos.
Para quien está comenzando a editar videos, es posible que encuentre algunas dificultades, ya que ésta es una herramienta profesional. El Premiere es un programa pagado y su coste en España, por ejemplo, es de 24,19 € /mes, y en América Latina, incluso México, es de US$19.99/mes A pesar de ser un editor completo y muy utilizado, hay reportes de usuarios que dicen que ocurren bloqueos y lentitud en la renderización de los vídeos, pero es muy probable que esos inconvenientes estén más relacionados con el hardware del ordenador utilizado;
En mi negocio me ha resuelto problemas como por ejemplo la facilidad de la edición de vídeo, algo que realmente necesitaba.
Después de haber usado un par de programas similares, he descubierto que Premiere tiene la interfaz de usuario que más me gusta para la edición de anuncios publicitarios y contenido de vídeo de empresa. Sólo hace falta un poco de tiempo para acostumbrarse a la forma en que Adobe hace las cosas, pero una vez que se está familiarizado con la interfaz y los atajos, siento que puedo hacer mucho más con mucho menos esfuerzo. Me encanta organizar mis proyectos en contenedores para una navegación rápida, y me encanta lo fácil que es colocar plantillas prefabricadas para transiciones y efectos.
Puede ser frustrante usar fotogramas clave para animaciones o hacer ajustes en ciertos elementos. Realmente no se me ocurre una manera mucho mejor de hacerlo, a su favor, pero aún así me resulta incómodo trabajar con ellos. Esta es una de las cosas que siento que otros programas como Final Cut hacen mejor
Trabajo como periodista de vídeo/multimedia, y Premiere es absolutamente perfecto para mi trabajo. Produzco videos y no puedo imaginarme hacerlo en ningún otro programa que no sea Premiere. Me permite hacer que los videos se vean exactamente como yo quiero, a través del uso de material original y plantillas predeterminadas al estilo de mi empresa. Necesito absolutamente a Premiere para hacer mi trabajo
The most helpful aspect of premiere pro is the ability to have a variety of editing tools to utilize when creating a video. I feel as if the options given to me by this software is more versatile then a basic video editing product offers its users. This product is super easy to use and is widely accepted by a number of video producers. I feel like this product has the best support as they have integrated virtual reality to help answer questions.
The flow of the software is a little confusing and may take a while for some users to adapt to.
This software has helped my business solve the problem of file formatting. Premiere allows you to have multiple formats when editing which allows producers to compile a variety of materials into one video so more employees can work on it. Most importantly, there is direct download so users do not need to convert when uploading.
I like that there are so many tutorials on YouTube and books available, so it is easy to learn how to use Adobe Premiere Pro.
It can take a long time to render videos, even with a powerful computer. It is helpful to have a graphics card to accelerate encoding.
I use Adobe Premiere Pro to compile videos from different sources into a single video. I create some videos in Adobe After Effects, and I capture videos from my computer screen with OBS, and I capture yet more videos from my digital SLR camera. I use Adobe Premiere Pro to compile the videos together, into videos that we use on our web site and social media. Being able to create these videos in-house has had the very important business benefit of making us more competitive.
My favorite aspect of Premiere Pro is the versatility. It can handle just about any type of video file you throw at it, and with Dynamic Link you can seemlessly integrate your graphics from After Effects or do noise reduction on your audio with Audition.
I dislike the model of incremental updates that you get with the Creative Cloud. It’s usually fine, but sometimes you run into issues with bugs that require time to resolve. I will say though that I’ve never had an issue so bad that it caused permanent damage to the project.
Not sure this question applies to a video editor. Haha but I use the program nearly every day and its efficiency and usability has been great for our business model.
I like the relation it has with all of the Adobe creative suite, particularly After Effects and Audition.
There are a lot of bugs, but with regular updates, they usually get resolved quickly.
Premiere makes it extremely easy to work within a team setting and pickup projects where others have left off. Video editing is streamlined in Premiere Pro.
Tough learning curve for new users. But once you learn to use it you can put together animations, edit videos for all sorts of projects, even create soundscapes!
Slim margin for error when learning to edit. Can be frustrating when mixing sound clips. Also uses a lot of memory while running so it crashes easily.
Provides the benefit of being cost effective for video editing AND sound splicing like a fancy GarageBand. Cheap for what you get to do.
Premier works perfectly and everything about it is user-friendly and simple. It has flexible and simple UI that allows you to make all the things with ease. You can have the main monitor on a separate screen for live-review and to have your main window resides on another screen and this is important for color correction because you can see what it will look like on a various screen.
It has a steep learning curve for both UI and the software in general. If you are not familiar with this software it might feel daunting but once you become familiar you’ll begin to feel its flow.
As other Adobe products you can set up the workspace so it can meet your needs, and to do the job easily. The tools are simple and intuitive and it helps you to be more focused on editing. I like the media source window because it allows me to watch through source files, select time codes and to insert into the main sequence with precision. It takes a while to learn how this program works and because of the fact that this tool can do a lot it can be a little messy and less friendly. They could make it even more intuitive especially when placing a clip around. We sell video contents and this tool helps us to experiment more with our video outputs, to improve cuts, overlays and to improve the sound as best as we can.
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The thing that I like best about Adobe Premiere Pro is that it is very versatile. It is easy to adjust the workspace and windows to become similar to other programs that I have used in the past for familiarity or even just adjust the workspace for different project needs. You can create your own shortcut keys also which is very useful and helpful. You can make an editing session as complicated or as simple as you would like depending on your preferences and needs.
There is not a way to easily / automatically sync time codes for a multi-camera editing workflow like other programs can do. In my experience it also takes a while to render effects. I use a 2 terabyte external hard drive while editing that does not have saved projects on it to help with this but still seems to be a bit slower.
One of the biggest benefit that I have discovered while using Adobe Premiere Pro is using the Markers to easily and quickly sync clips to music for either a montage for a meeting or a tease/ trailer. Image quality remains consistent throughout the export process. This is something I have had issues with using other programs. The price to quality of this program is great when getting a company to approve the licences or even for personal use with the Adobe Creative Suite options.
The flexibility to customize your workspace makes editing a much smoother, more personal experience. I do a lot of organizing within each project so I really appreciate the way Premiere uses bins, and folders to hold media rather than the "library" idea from Final Cut. I also really like how easy it is to drag media/effects into the timeline. I believe that the way the windows are so easily moved around and rearranged makes Premiere a very user-friendly software.
I am currently dealing with an issue where Premiere will crash when editing Multicam audio tracks. I sync footage and audio for every project so this is a major frustration. I believe this is some sort of bug that Premiere updates will fix. I also have wished that there would be a simpler way of sharing projects and working on the same project with someone else, but this is not a big deal.
With Premiere Pro we are able to get films edited quickly and efficiently to ensure delivery deadlines are met. One benefit I like is the MultiCam feature which allows me to sync footage/audio within Premiere instead of using another software then importing into Premiere. We are also able to easily move between other Adobe programs like After Effects.
Having used a couple similar programs (AfterEffects, Final Cut Pro, etc) I've found Premiere to have the user interface I like the most for editing commercials and company video content. It takes just a little bit of getting used to the way Adobe does things, but once you're familiar with the interface and shortcuts I feel like I can get a lot more done with a lot less effort. I love organizing my projects into bins for quick navigation, and I love how easy it is to drop in premade templates for transitions and effects
It can be frustrating to use keyframes for animations or making adjustments to certain elements. I can't really think of a much better way to do it, to their credit, but I still find it cumbersome to work with. This is one of the things I feel other programs like Final Cut do better
I create commercial and internal content, and once you get a flow down (and some project templates) you can just pump out content in no time at all. It has a very streamlined workflow, and pretty decent export times.
Very accessible to use. I enjoy creating new videos. It is simple to create a new project and there are many different tools to make your movies/videos even better and high quality even if you aren't a professional video editor.
The transitions are sometimes hard to figure out and to use.
I have created better quality videos for my work. It is easy to save projects and upload onto our youtube page.
I don't have much experience with video editing, yet Adobe Premiere Pro made it very easy for me to edit a long video into many different segments. It's easy to learn the basics after watch a "how to" video, then you can just dive in and get to work.
I thought the window/navigation used to select different video clips/graphics was a bit cumbersome. I didn't quite understand how it organized the different information, but I got used to it.
We occasionally need to edit video footage for training or company updates. Premiere Pro provides a useful tool to make movies.
Easy to navigate to build animated and motion graphics
Large project/files sizes require large amount of computer RAM, bogging down or crashing my computer at times.
Allows me to create engaging social media content to reach targeted audience.
Been using it as my go to editing software for years. Things haven't changed much since I've been using it, and that is a good thing. Sure things have improved, but they haven't changed the layout or overall flow of producing work.
Teaching people how to use it has been very hard. Specifically for people who have never used a video editor before and hear that this is the best one. I have a lot of older people at my job that have no idea what they are doing, and have been working on the program for a year or so.
Need it to edit footage of sports
The thing that I like the best about Adobe Premiere Pro is that it is readily available for those who have purchased a Creative Cloud subscription.
The thing that I dislike most about Adobe Premiere Pro is that sometimes my motion graphics come out corrupted, so I have to re-render the entire video so solve the problem. It seems to happen randomly.
One business problem that I'm solving with Adobe Premiere Pro is the need for marketing and recruitment videos. Premiere Pro is a great place to create both!
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