Adobe Premiere Pro Reviews & Product Details

Adobe Premier Pro is worlds apart from other video editing software. I have previously used Sony Vegas and Final Cut Pro and Adobe has done something right as I would choose them over the competition any day! Dynamic-link is a godsend. Being able to link projects from other applications within the Creative Suite has saved so much time and improved my workflow.

There's the odd bug and the program will crash but I'm usually working quite hardware demanding projects so make sure you have autosave on and press save every now and again. It doesn't always happen but it's better to be safe than sorry.

I use premier to create engaging video content for over 15,000 employees in the UK and Ireland. Having a piece of software that is so user-friendly and reactive has helped my career progress so much more.

I like most that it provides an easy and streamlined format for editing, and allows for organized workflows.

The one thing that I dislike is the lack if cross-platform compatibility such as in the case of going from a Mac to a Pc with the same project, or switching between updated softwares.

I definitely see convenience as a benefit, I am very appreciative of video rendering times and the reliable media exporting.

This is a great tool for post production of videos from multiple sources has excellent sync utility.

Some of the older effects or obsolete effects still in the effects library. They should clean this up to reduce clutter.

This product can make post production easy and fast with the final product professional.

Premiere pro has great usability. User friendly and efficient.

Minor bugs and you may need a good enough system the run the app.

Premiere pro has increased the turnaround time of my work ten fold. It’s efficient and user friendly without being too simple. I learn new tricks every day.

I am a new user to adobe premiere pro, and it honestly seemed kind of scary at first. When you load the application for the first time, there is a lot going on and not a lot that tells you what to do. However, it is very simple use when you learn the buttons and how to use it. You can make short, long, complex, or simple videos. You can add basically anything you want; pictures, clips, voiceovers, music, etc.

The thing I dislike most is that it has a lot going on on the main screen and looks very disorganized. The buttons are also so close together that it is easy to click on the wrong thing and mess up whatever clip you are making.

With Adobe Premiere Pro I am able to put together walkthrough clips of interiors to show clients what their home could potentially look like. This is a benefit because it gives the client a better understanding.

Like other Adobe products, there are number of resources online (youtube.com, Lynda.com) to learn how to use Premiere Pro.

As a beginner, it's sometimes difficult finding the pull down menu and pop-up screen that I need during editing.

We are creating in-house videos as well as to distribute to the public.

The ability to create and play with all colors within the layers of the image; that is, extract pieces of an image out and only focus on changing the color, look and/or filter of that alone. Plus the free music that is already available to incorporate into your video, is quite beneficial, particularly given all of the issues surrounding using music and the accompanying copyright laws. The resolution, style and polished videos that you can create using Premiere Pro are unparalleled, in my opinion.

The learning curve when you first start using Premiere Pro. There is just a lot of layers and moving pieces to learn and it can challenging and, admittedly, frustrating at times. However, there are many free online tutorials to guide you through, you just have to find them.

In learning how to make videos (trailers, in particular), has allowed me not to have to rely on an outside source to do them. I am able to work on my own time frame, and not someone else's.

The fact that Premiere is integrated with other Adobe products makes it easy to link files and work across different programs (especially After Effects) and keep things organized. Workflow is intuitive and things like color correction keep getting better.

I wish it was easier to search a tagged media asset library or keep those tags/metadata within Premiere. I also wish the essential graphics feature had more options or flexibility, but I'm sure that will come in future versions.

I'm producing and editing videos on a daily basis with Premiere - the more I use it, the more efficient and intuitive it's become. Everyone on our team uses it, so we're all on the same page, but there are multiple ways to do anything and it supports many different editing styles.

Adobe Premier Pro is a powerful package for editing video. Its interoperability with other Adobe Cloud Software makes it an optimal choice for anyone who wants to do video editing. It is fairly easy to learn the basics of this timeline-based editing software, but, takes more time to master. There are hundreds of available plugins that make using Adobe Premier pro easier-- and provide a more powerful toolset.

There's really nothing I dislike. Perhaps rendering times could be improved.

Able to edit video and integrate editing with our other processes that are completed in the Adobe Cloud. For example, we use layered graphics from Photoshop to speed up our process and media management processes.

I love the fact that on the initial launch of the program you are taken to a screen that will teach you the basics of what it is you are doing. Because of this, you can come in even as a basic user and succeed in any task with video editing. I also love the user interface, it is so beautifully crafted that you always know where things are and if you don't you can change it!

I do not like that the program can be unstable at times, MAKE SURE YOU SAVE at all times. I have learned from experience that if there is a small graphics glitch it can and will cause the entire program to collapse causing you to have to start over from your last save point and if you were being really creative that could cause a lot of issues.

We are able to really step up our marketing game with this product and our professors love it to be able to use it for class videos or even for lectures when they want pieces edited out but still want the video to be used later on.