Adobe Premiere Pro Reviews & Product Details

I especially love that all Adobe programs are compatible with one another, so I can take something designed in Photoshop, bring it into After Effects, and then bring either of those elements into Premiere. It's equipped with everything a pro needs and its easy to use. The shortcuts are intuitive. Adobe knows professionals. That's why they're number one.

One thing I think would benefit Premiere users would be the ability to select multiple sections of a clip so that I can mark those sections as I run through the clip and then easily go back and pull it onto the timeline later.

One of the benefits of using Premiere Pro is that I am able to work seamlessly with the rest of the communications team. Our designers can work in other Adobe software and then hand it off to me where I can just import it with no necessary conversion or multiple file formats.

Love how user friendly it is. Easy to come from other programs and pick up within a day. Constant updates means that I get the benefits of other programs without ever having to switch.

Frequent crashes come with these updates and expected errors occur often.

Primary use of software in our company. We depend on it to get our videos done. Benefits are the compatibly with other Adobe software.

Easy to learn, great for quick turn arounds when it comes to marketing.

I wish there were more effects without plugins

All our marketing promo's and interviews are done with Premiere and its helped us make our brand better.

The interface and workflow are so intuitive and dynamic (once you get used to it), that I find I feel inspired to try new things with my work.

Granted it is a video editing platform, and that type of work tends to be resource-intensive, but I do find that this program taxes my system quite heavily (AMD A8, 8GB ram, pretty standard business computer)

Excellent for composing short video sequences for marketing and promotional purposes, as well as for creating and editing training sequences.

Adobe premier offers an easy to use interface, with great effects to create a professional product.

I wish you were able to buy the product rather than pay a monthly subscription fee.

Adobe premiere helps me create videos for other businesses that help them market themselves better online.

it's simple. clear. flexible. I have tried FCP recently and found it completely frustrating compared to premiere. I like that there is easy connection w/ After Effects, and it seems to be improving its own vfx capabilities.

probably could use a little more text animation / effects / integration. stuff that can be done in AE but if you could do it in Premiere that'd be nice. I would also like to see the new macbook pro toolbar integration, esp since I have to edit a lot on single screen on the go.

I freelance, so it is my platform for getting work done.

The tight integration with Adobe CC apps makes this a no-brainer for every day use.

Adobe updates this aggressively and doesn't always do great QC with regard to bugs. I recommend avoiding the latest version if you can, and wait a year before upgrading.

I solve massive video problems every day. My internal clients come to me and say "I need a video", and I solve that problem by using Adobe Premiere Pro to make a video. Sometimes they want additional titles, and since the application is tightly integrated with After Effects, BOOM, I just send the sequence over and add text. Fine-tuned machine.

I love this high quality software. We use premiere for everything that we edit. Using it on different devices is also super easy and accessible

Premiere tends to have a few bugs from time to time which is a bit frustrating

We solve creative problems using this software. We find we're able to fully realize our creativity through them.

Premiere has been kept up to date much better than final cut pro

I wish that it had more of the basic features of After Effects integrated completely into premiere rather than having to link two different projects in two different software.

we use this for video editing of course. it has been very useful in dealing with a wide range of video codecs

It is very easy to use and I love not having to convert all of my footage before editing.

Still missing some features like timecode relinking, etc.

We save time since we no longer have to encode all of our footage to ProRes before we begin editing.

theres a lot of documentation online from adobe and other users so any questions you have are usually easily answered many times over.

we are staying on CS6 because the price point for the subscription model is too expensive, cumbersome and difficult to deploy.

we get students ready for the workforce by having them use premiere to edit video, long and short form, as well as using the embedded tools to improve the quality of their work

I been working with Premiere about 6 years and I will say that the software is good for video solutions. I used Avid and Media 100 in the past and Premiere helps filmakers and creative people to achieve their goals. File management is one of my favorite things as well frame rate. A very friendly presentation that can me modify. How the software connects with the rest of the Adobe family.

I think the software is pretty buggy, it will crash out of the blue. Seems to me that the software can be unstable specially in some server invorments. There is a problem with certain tapless formats, specially P2. The cards won't read all the video clips so it will skkiped when are loaded into the program

For a larg company where you need to share so much projects. This software fiullfils our needs. Since Apple change its course with FCP, Premiere was the main solution for our editing facility.

The integration with the rest of the creative suite makes transitioning from photoshop to AE to premiere seamless.

The previewing/ram previewing system needs work. Experience can vary drastically based on your video card

My daily work requires a quick editing solution, premiere is incredibly responsive.

Adobe Premiere is the easiest video editing program I have ever used. Everything from cutting clips to adding video transitions.

I haven't found anything so far that I don't like.

I am solving the social media and video content with Premiere Pro

Since the fall of Apple Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro has been my go to editing software. Adobe Premiere Pro is robust in every aspect. One feature that I love is the ability to do quick color corrections for dailies in Adobe Premiere Pro. Lumetri Color has been a huge blessing. It puts all the best filters into one effect to make it easier to play with. You can control sharpness, curves, temp etc without having a cluttered effects window. I have never had a good experience using Temp control in a editing software but Adobe Premiere Pro delivers. Now Adobe Premiere Pro has 4K ability and that is amazing when I am ingesting drone footage from the DJI Phantom 4. Adobe Premiere Pro has been the most amazing editing software I have ever experienced. I am an Apple fanboy and I never thought I'd switch from Final Cut, but I had to.

I love everything about Adobe Premiere Pro. The controls are amazing!

I am solving business problems by creating videos that tell a brands story. It makes my life easier since it is so easy

The best thing I like about Premiere pro is ease of use, the amount of tools/effects and the workflow between all the other Adobe products. I've tried other NLEs like AVID and I find that Premiere Pro just flows better and has personalization options.

I'm not too keen on some of the encoding options. When setting parameters the final file size does not always reflect what the final size will be. When you begin to adjust items like fps, resolution, quality and such, the file size continues to show the original size determined by the preset. Compression isn't always the smallest and best. As an example, we use a piece of software from a company that is used for the development of eLearnings. Their mp4 compression produces a file much smaller than the one offered by adobe.

We provide education for our locations across the country. By using PPro to create videos to demonstrate processes and procedures, we are able to show how to do what we are teaching and eliminate variations and interpretations throughout our company. PPro also provides a platform to create videos that are more than just cut after cut and we can add effects that help keep the learners attention.

User-friendly tools and compatibility with Adobe Suite

Finding correct output formats is difficult to determine and customize

Ability to create and upload videos to YouTube and embed in websites

this is my favorite program for video editing! easy to use, lots of options.

nothing to dislike, i really enjoy using this program.

creating mini commercials for company

This is editing how I learned it. I grew up with Final Cut Pro 7, and premiere is closer to it than FCPX is. It also works seamlessly with other Adobe products.

It's slightly less intuitive for me coming from a FCP background.

Video editing

The work flow is very easy to use and is common across several platforms. This product also works well with the rest of the adobe suite (after effects, photoshop, Illustrator etc...)

It's a love/hate relationship. There are a ton of useful effects, but at the same time, there are very few. A lot of the effects, I don't use. I could use more transition effects.

This program allows for output of a variety of codecs and formats that can be custom targeted to our clients.