Adobe Premiere Pro Reviews & Product Details

I really like premiere for editing audio and video. The interface is clean and simple and you are editing video in real time. It's easy to add files into the time line and splice up the audio and video. I've used it on both Windows and Mac OS and it works great on both formats.

I don't have anything I dislike inside the program but it does have resource intensive system requirements so you want to have a good machine to run it on.

Taking long software simulation recordings and making them into training for our customers and partners. We used to try and record the video exactly how we wanted it produced. Now we record the video less rigidly and edit it to a finished project.

Premiere Pro uses timeline sequencing, and obviously works with the entire Adobe Creative Cloud suite so, for example, you can import an After Effects composition directly, without opening AE. It will even preview in Premiere Pro. I like Lumetri Color for quick adjustments to white balance and other tonal factors. I also like how I can export in any format needed, including presets for vimeo, youtube, etc.

I dislike the Adobe Creative Cloud monthly subscription model. I purchased Premiere Pro before they moved to the monthly subscription model, and I still resent that I now have to pay a monthly fee to get updates. I get it why the business model is smart on their part; I just don't like it as the one who has to pay forever.

Premiere Pro lets me produce professional-looking videos from raw footage whether or not it's shot in perfect exposure and lighting and what not.

I have been using Premiere for years, and before I didn't want to use Premiere because of the price, but it is totally worth it. There is nothing out there that compares to the efficiency of using Premiere along with the endless effects and possibilities available to create the perfect video.

The title cards/graphics workspace is not the most efficient

Editing videos, creating promotional content, literally creating any motion graphic content needed.

I have used a variety of video editing software and Premiere is a joy because it is so similar to the other Adobe programs I used regularly but also, it makes it so quick and easy to edit video content for personal projects and work projects with deadlines.

Sometimes it can take a while to render minor changes (but this might be a hardware issues rather than a software shortcoming.) There are so many amazing things I can do and not enough time to learn them all.

With Premiere Pro I can create compelling content with footage from my phone, or complete professional assignments using stock footage from various stock sites. It is much more user friendly than various versions of Final Cut Pro.

The layout of the program is clear and easy to use. Premier is simple to use and easy to learn by new users. Editing is smooth given the hardware being used and integration with other adobe products is perfect. The whole look of the program is dark, which is easy on the eyes and makes your project being edited the center of your attention due to contrast of color and dark.

Premier does not run too well on older hardware. There is some lag and sometimes premier will run slow depending on the amount of ram you have.

Premier Pro is such a straightforward video editing software. It has a nice layout that makes importing media extremely easy and is simple to use. The program is easy to teach to new editors and gives them skills to use it effectively.

I really love this software and I used it a lot for video editing, mainly for a semi-professional video looks. It has everything in order to make videos good.

The first time opening Premiere Pro looked like a maze. The learning curve isn't very linear. Sometimes the software crashes because of heavy processing algorithms.

Premiere Pro helped me to get into videography, which is one of my best hobbies.

I like the ease of use and interface. Really great to work on.

Peak files and slow rendering. Often crashes.

I can edit my footage quickly and effectively with this programme

This are the thing I like most, 1 Premiere is fully compatible with all Adobe Products, 2 the user interface is very intuitive and easy to use, 3 the stability of the software has been improve a lot in the new versions, 4 you have a lot of formats to import and export options, 5 the render times are faster than in other editing software.

The thing I dont like is that when you finish a proyect Premiere don't delete the temporary files automaticly so you have to delete them by hand and that is not good other thing that is not good is that when Premiere crush sometimes it broke the project and you can't use it again.

We edit all our demoreels and promo videos.

The extent of editing that can be done using Premier Pro is amazing. There are so many beautiful effects and even more can be easily created to purchased. The timeline is very accurate and reliable. There is a learning curve and one you figure it out its very easy to use. There are many types of effects for photos, videos, music and more. The software works seamlessly with other Adobe softwares like After Effects and Photoshop.

The biggest issue I have is that during rendering the dedicated GPU is not used to its full potential instead the integrated Intel GPU is only used which slows the rendering a lot. This issue should be fixed soon. Since the software is so huge it needs a very powerful computer to work well slower computers struggle alot.

I use Premier Pro for lite editing works of videos and also to create new videos.

Premiere speed up our video editing works pretty fast. I learned it in a week. And after 4 months Im at an expert level video editor. I can now edit videos for my company.

Not many downsides I could find being the only software I use for video editing. However when I used Kinemaster on my android device, I really felt that Premiere could also ease the workflow a little bit.

User-friendliness. Rendering to literally any resolution on the planet. Ease of adding plugins.