Adobe Premiere Pro Reviews & Product Details

This is a fantastic programme for any editors to use. It is the way of the future for editing. It has so many features and such a easy programme to use for any large editing.

Nothing at all. It’s a really affordable programme and shows how effective editing is with a clear interface.

No problems at all. The benefits are fast and effective editing and most jobs now have premiere as the main editing programme. It is the future of editing.

I love the user interface. It must be learned, but once you understand it, it's easy to use.

Various bugs throughout the software that take awhile to get fixed

Quick and efficient video editing

The first thing you would notice in Adobe premier is it's simple and very user-friendly. Like all editing software, it has all the basic tools you need but apart from that here are some tools that give an edge to Premiere Pro. - Lumetric Color panel (Best color corrector if you are a photographer and wants to color correct your footages quickly and easily) - Multiple project import - Project sharing - Essential Graphics Panel (Text/Title templates from After Effects) - Support for Photoshop, After effect, Audition and Media Encoder - Audio Video Auto Sync

Media Cach and crashing issues sometimes annoys your work experience. It needs more premium inbuilt transitions and effects. It lacks in this area when we compare it to Apple's Final cut pro. Also, a built-in auto slideshow would have been the best and most useful tool.

I am basically using it to edit my videos, creating trailers, editing short films and a lot of youtube content for my clients.

The upside of Adobe Premiere Pro is that it accomplishes everything that it claims it does. My greatest upside is that the software automatically converts a video file for a user eliminating the need to keep converting manually. Additionally, the layout is customizable to a user's liking. I also like the vast tools and features that make editing videos enjoyable. More so the keyboard shortcuts that are easy to master.

There are no downsides that can be justified to discredit the software. Yes, it consumes a lot of RAM and processing when rendering, and yes it requires a high spec machine for ultimate performance. I consider this to be a user problem as opposed to a software problem.

Adobe Premiere Pro is my go-to software for video editing. Social media marketing requires the creation of interactive content to engage the audience. Hence, the software plays a major role in ensuring that I am able to achieve this and more. The main benefit I have realized is the ease of use and the support features that make the editing experience enjoyable.

The best Thing is the easy Connection with Photoshop and other Adobe Softwares

Sometimes IT Crashes and ITs really slow

I can Cut faster and Edith movies, also the Export is a Lot easier then other Softwares

I like that in all the time I have used Adobe Premiere, I have had no issues with importing video files and any kind of incompatibility, and that rendered exports have always worked when uploading to various video portals, or playing on mobile devices.

I would like to create a new project without having to save it to a new directory first, so that I can make quick edits, but this is only a minor gripe.

I use Adobe Premiere to stitch videos from various sources together. We often make training materials where we have recorded an interview with a client, and we edit out the quiet parts of the videos, or mistakes. I've found that Adobe Premiere is very easy for editing these files together, and it also has some built-in libraries for adding simple titles. We've benefited from being able to export to formats that always play on mobile devices, so that staff can play the videos on their company tablets from our intranet.

It’s simply the most powerful video editing program available.

The learning curve is a bit advance. Hooray for YouTube tutorials!

We are creating videos for customers to see.

I love how easy it is to customize. You can really do anything that your mind can imagine. My favorite part is how quickly it is to catch on. If you can picture some affect in your mind, there is a great chance that Premiere Pro can make that possible.

It is a little bit more complicated than other video editing software. I wish the UI was easier to understand. When I first opened it, I was lost, but as I played around with it more, I became more comfortable. The support isn't the greatest, so I had to learn a lot from YouTube and other internet video tutorials.

We are bumping our athletic department up to the next level with premiere pro. We have this nice new video board that we need to get the most out of. This allows us to take video of the players and their highlights and put them on the video board, thus enhancing the overall game experience.

Ease of use, the interface and they way it works in the whole Adobe CC pipeline.

The price is on the high end. Its worth it, but the model could use a bit more options.

Making instructional videos has gone from 'casual user' to a professional power use with Premiere Pro.

The best things about Premiere Pro, especially in the latest versions, are the inclusion of text titles directly onto your footage, as well as speed remapping directly on your clips and the different animation options that were previously restricted to After Effects. However the main advantage is that's not bound to a specific OS or system and this helps heaps in collaborative projects.

I miss some features available in past versions, for example speech recognition from video clips which helped a lot when adding subtitles, one would expect that such a feature would be available nowadays and be quite strong, alas, it's not anymore.

Adobe Premiere Pro helps me to create short but also long films in both simple and complex ways, depending on the project's requirements. When we need a quick video to be released, it helps me to organise the footage and add the main elements to create short testimonial videos with easy titles and transitions.