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What is Adobe Premiere Pro?
Adobe offers their video editing platform Adobe Premiere Pro, supporting video and audio editing as well as VR presentations, available as part of the company's Creative Cloud suite or as a standalone application.
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Adobe Premiere Pro Technical Details
| Deployment Types | On-premise |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Windows, Mac |
| Mobile Application | No |
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Adobe offers their video editing platform Adobe Premiere Pro, supporting video and audio editing as well as VR presentations, available as part of the company's Creative Cloud suite or as a standalone application.
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The most common users of Adobe Premiere Pro are from Small Businesses (1-50 employees).
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November 05, 2021
Adobe Premiere Pro - anything less would be uncivilized!
I have personally used Adobe Premiere Pro for over a decade. I use it to edit personal videos and also create videos for our on-line company advertising. It is considered the 'de-facto' standard for good reason - if it can't be done in Adobe Premiere Pro, it probably can't be done.
- An abundance of Filter options
- Separating sound and video elements
- moving Text Balloons
- I think Adobe Premiere Pro could really benefit from a better 'Quick Tutorial' feature.
- Reorganization of all of the menus are in order - they have just gotten very long and could be more concise.
- Tons of Filters to choose from
- Built-in Audio editing and stripping features
- The ability to export to Tons of different video file formats
- Our video advertisements made by Adobe Premiere Pro receive a much better response than our previous video advertisements not made using Adobe Premiere Pro
- We get compliments from new clients on our video advertisements (which lets us know that they definitely Notice the advertisement On-Line)
DaVinci Resolve works nicely (though some things have a different flow compared to Adobe Premiere Pro). More importantly though, whenever I ran into a limitation with DaVinci Resolve, I can always find a solution with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Yes
We replaced DaVinci Resolve with Adobe Premiere Pro because of some limitations with DaVinci Resolve's editor.
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If it can't be done in Adobe Premiere Pro, it most likely can't be done. With every other video editing product, we always ran into some limitation - not so with Adobe Premiere Pro.
I would have done exactly the same thing - try to edit a video and see how it goes!
- in-person training
- Video filters
- Audio Slicing
- Moving Text Balloons
No
We use Adobe Premiere Pro in the training department of the bank. I believe the marketing department uses it occasionally as well, but that's it. We use it to edit training videos to be used in classroom training as well as online training. I use it often for personal use as well.
- I love the work flow ease. Once you get comfortable in the program and learn some shortcuts, you can edit videos very quickly.
- Premiere is extremely powerful and has so many bells and whistles that I don't currently use but I know that they are there for when I do need them.
- I really like the layout of the timeline and the ability to customize your workspace and save it. So I only see what I want and what I use instead of being distracted by a bunch of panels that I never use.
- Maybe they could provide some more easier-to-use effects in their presets library.
- I don't have any other cons that I can think of.
- Premiere has had a positive impact, for sure, on our overall business objectives.
- It has been helpful to provide more avenues of training our associates.
- It is well worth the cost of a monthly Adobe CC membership to be able to use it when we need it.
I used to use Final Cut Pro. But shortly after Final Cut Pro X came out, I switched to Premiere Pro. Mainly because I graduated college and used Windows PCs instead of using the Macs available to me in college. However, I quickly got comfortable in Premiere and found that I liked it way more than Final Cut Pro X. Both have their special features but I feel that Premiere is more accepted in the video editing industry and has more robust features.
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The single most important factor in our decision was that Premiere Pro was already a part of the Adobe CC Suite. We need to use Photoshop and Illustrator on a daily basis in creating online training, so it made sense to use Premiere Pro as our video editing software. Not only did that provide financial benefit for us but I had prior experience with it and use a Windows computer to do my work on, so Final Cut Pro was already out of the question.
I wouldn't change the evaluation and selection process. The only factor that would possibly change is if I had a Mac to work on and could therefore use Final Cut Pro X. But even then, I am more comfortable in Premiere Pro and it can easily be installed on a Mac.