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Adobe Premiere is one of the most popular and powerful professional editing and design software used by many channels, filmmakers, and video producers. In this post, I present to you the latest version of the software along with the activation.

The biggest innovation in this release is undoubtedly the AI-powered shot matching and scene comparison feature, which likely makes color correction easier than ever within Premiere Pro CC. But don't miss out on other new features, including automatic removal and tighter integration of Premiere Pro projects within Audition CC, as well as improved integration with Master Properties in After Effects supported through the enhanced Essential Graphics panel in Premiere Pro CC. Oh, and did we mention Canon CRM support (for C200/C700)? Let's take a look...

Overview of Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 for Lifetime Activation

Adobe Premiere Pro 2018 - Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 is an amazing video editing application designed to simplify the video production process. With this application, you can edit videos to a higher standard, and it features an assistant system that allows for the import and export of a wide range of media formats.

Power and Performance in One Beautiful Package

Let's start with usability and collaboration enhancements. It seems like a strange feature that hasn't been present in the 25-year history of Adobe Premiere Pro, but now you can open more than one project at a time. Previously, if you wanted to reuse assets created in one project within a new project, you had to import the old project, which could get very messy.

Now you can simply open both projects and copy and paste between them. You can take elements from the timeline of one sequence, and when pasting them into a sequence in another project, the relevant file references come along. This is a much more convenient way to work.

Tied to the new shared projects feature, Premiere Pro CC has had group project capability via Creative Cloud storage for some time, but shared projects are intended for collaboration using shared storage on a local network. Users can now lock a project uploaded from a central storage repository, such as NAS or SAN, so that other workstations can only open it in read-only mode.

Once Project Locking is enabled in Premiere Pro Preferences, you give your workstation a username in the same dialog. After that, you can create shared projects, and you can use a small lock icon in the lower left corner to toggle between read and write mode or release the project for others to work on.

VR Editing

Another significant area of improvement is the creation of 360-degree VR content, which Adobe classifies as immersive video. Premiere Pro CC received some support for 360 content with the 2015.3 release in mid-2016. However, for CC 2018, this has been greatly enhanced, with a selection of 360-aware effects and transitions stemming from Adobe's acquisition of Mettle SkyBox Suite (unfortunately, Adobe did not include the latest 360 stitching tools in Premiere Pro).

While you can already apply 2D effects, they present undesirable artifacts along the stitching lines. But the new effects are seamless, including blurs, color distortions, gradients, noise removal, digital glitches, patterned noise, glow, plane to sphere, projection, rotation, and sharpness.

The Plane to Sphere effect is particularly useful; without it, when importing a 2D image, it would automatically appear warped. Apply VR Plane to Sphere, and the image instead appears like a 2D banner within a 360-degree space, with tools to adjust its distance and orientation. Better yet, all these effects are GPU-accelerated, so they gain a performance advantage from your graphics hardware.

The VR Rotate Sphere effect allows you to correct orientation issues with the 3D sphere, and you can add keyframes to animate the default view direction within the 360-degree space. The VR Projection tool is also helpful, as it makes it easy to use footage captured on different 360 cameras within the same timeline. For example, we imported footage shot on a Ricoh Theta S camera alongside output from a Garmin VIRB 360, and the VR Projection filter perfectly extended the Ricoh footage to match the Garmin.

The remaining effects are essentially 360-aware versions of their 2D counterparts. The immersive transitions include Chroma Leaks, Gradient Wipe, Iris Wipe, Light Leaks, Light Rays, Mobius Zoom, Random Blocks, and Spherical Blur.

All eight use the 360-degree space in interesting ways to navigate between clips, which is a welcome addition since most 2D transitions produce undesirable visual artifacts. Premiere Pro itself now also works in VR, so you can edit while wearing a VR headset like the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.

Additional Features

There are some other significant new features. The Essential Graphics panel, introduced with Premiere Pro CC 2017 to replace the old title, has been enhanced with responsive design. The Time element allows you to pin a set of keyframes for the intro and outro at the beginning and end of the animated graphics clip, which are retained when making successive adjustments.

This also includes a feature for dynamic credits. The Position element allows you to pin a graphics layer to another layer or to the video frame itself. The graphics layer will then respond to changes made to the pinned layer or video frame, so when added to a sequence with a different aspect ratio, it will maintain its relative position.

More Content, Less Time

With an unparalleled integrated suite of video applications, Adobe continues to meet the needs of professional content creators who find themselves facing the necessity of producing more content in less time. Clients want more videos, and they want them now, in different formats and languages, aimed at different audiences, devices, and regions. Workflow tasks need to meet these demands for high-quality content, and Adobe clearly shows that it is listening to its users.

In traditional workflows, color correction and grading are done after securing offline editing and starting the online process. As content production pipelines become more compressed than ever, grading on the fly is the new name of the game. The same applies to the need for automatic lowering of audio levels and for key properties that affect all linked compositions in After Effects and integrate seamlessly with Premiere Pro CC. Adobe has dubbed the common theme of this release cycle "powerful alone, unstoppable together." Word.

With this update, Adobe harnesses the power of its AI engine, Sensei (https://www.adobe.com/sensei.html), in several ways within Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018. By far the biggest new feature is the new shot matching and scene comparison feature within the Lumetri color engine. This makes it incredibly easy to create a consistent look between scenes shot on different days, under different lighting conditions, or with different camera models, or even based on still images captured from any source. While the one-click button seems to work like magic, users can tweak all individual parameters affected by the engine, giving you complete creative control. It works non-destructively, so you can always go back and change things.

Shot Matching and Scene Comparison

The feature that was once part of Adobe Speedgrade - the comparison view - is now integrated within Premiere Pro CC. This instantly brings a second image into the timeline. The left image can be dragged to any point in the sequence, which can be a shot from any visual source (including reference images provided by the producer!), as long as it is included somewhere on the timeline. With the Lumetri Color effect applied, you can then access the Color Wheels & Match section and hit the Apply Match button and let Sensei work its magic. The face detection option allows this feature to know that skin tones are included in the scene. Almost immediately, after analysis, the automatic matching feature adjusts the parameters of the embedded color wheels beneath the new button. This is great because it allows for more tweaking by the editor. Everything works non-destructively, so nothing is baked in until you render it.

Automatic Ducking

The most requested feature is the ability to apply automatic ducking, a process of lowering audio levels so that dialogue is audible against background music or sound effects. As of this release, Audio Ducking is now part of the Essential Sound panel in Premiere Pro CC. This is a huge time-saver for editors, who previously had to manually keyframe a lot in the timeline to achieve the same effect. Just like the Shot Matching feature, Adobe has integrated Sensei's machine learning technology with this effect, making it not only an automated keyframing process but also an intelligent one. Users can choose based on the source to be ducked, as well as the sensitivity level at which the feature operates, the decibel reduction level, and the speed of the ducking application. Again, after hitting the Generate Keyframes button, keyframes are automatically placed on the targeted audio tracks, ready for further fine-tuning by the editor (if desired).

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