Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
WHAT THE FUCK?
This stuff is totally shit for skimming through large/long files like an anime episode....
I need this to work with, or atleast an equaly nice solution.
hopefully I'll find a process that suits me else this would a major workflow design fail.
This stuff is totally shit for skimming through large/long files like an anime episode....
I need this to work with, or atleast an equaly nice solution.
hopefully I'll find a process that suits me else this would a major workflow design fail.
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
Good news though! Time Remapping and Keyframes don't fuck each other up anymore!
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
I think you can click on the + that you can see in the bottom right of your screenshot to add/remove buttons (the scroller you like should be there too).
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
I don't see it on Trial version.mirkosp wrote:I think you can click on the + that you can see in the bottom right of your screenshot to add/remove buttons (the scroller you like should be there too).
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
Also, just to confirm, the 64bit Avisynth plugin does work with CS6.
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
I'm really liking the thumbnails for video/project files, missing over them lets you quickly check what's in the clip.Extremely useful when you have a lot of short clips.
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
LOL? Im a huge AE fan but Adjusment Layers in Premiere just sounds a bit wierd since you can only use Premiere effects and you could input AE directly to Pr anyway.Brad wrote: Also, Adjustment Layers in Premiere!
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
Maybe you only need to use premiere (or you don't own AE). There's no reason to load up AE if you don't need to. Adding adjustment layers also makes it easier to test out effects and apply them across multiple clips on the timeline. It's a great addition IMO.
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Re: Premiere & After Effects CS6 - New features
There was a long long while when I only used Premiere to do all of my video stuff, including applying effects. There were plenty of times when I wish I had the ability to do something similar to adjustment layers. As far as I'm concerned it's a great addition, and a long time coming.Eake4 wrote:LOL? Im a huge AE fan but Adjusment Layers in Premiere just sounds a bit wierd since you can only use Premiere effects and you could input AE directly to Pr anyway.Brad wrote: Also, Adjustment Layers in Premiere!