Testseek.co.uk have collected 12 expert reviews of the Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.
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Abstract: Premiere Pro CS6 has a new interface that gives over the top part of the screen to the Source and Program monitors. The amount of buttons has been reduced drastically – though you can add back some or all of them. The Project panel has 16:9 scrubbable thu...
Published: 2012-04-23, Author: Steve , review by: techradar.com
Skimmable Thumbnails, New Trimming Tools, Better colour correction, Support for modern formats, Better multi, camera support
No groundbreaking new ideas
Our dislikes could be viewed as nitpicking, and they probably are to many. Adobe is making it really clear that if you liked Premiere Pro before, you'll really like it now. The new features it offers make a strong programme even stronger, and if you felt...
Abstract: Some products are harder than others to review just because of how complex they are, or because of all the different potential uses a particular program might have. Most Adobe products fit into both categories and Premiere Pro from the CS6 collection...
Abstract: Adobe Premiere Pro is unique among Adobe pro apps in that it supports acceleration of video effects by graphics processing units (GPUs) that support either CUDA or OpenCL -- unlike some pro apps that support one or the other. So we set out to answer q...
Abstract: Adobe's Creative Suite 6 Production Premium includes a wealth of updates to Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop, Audition and the rest of the suite. This review will focus on the updates to Premiere Pro CS6, our main area of interest.Premiere Pro CS6 has e...
Skimmable thumbnails. New trimming tools. Better color correction. Support for modern formats. Better multi-camera support.
No groundbreaking new ideas.
Premiere Pro CS6 is a very worthy upgrade, one that should satisfy existing users and tempt many others to give it serious consideration, especially since, thanks to Creative Cloud, the financial barrier to entry is lower than ever. Product Premiere...
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Published: 2012-06-21, Author: Alan , review by: techworld.com
For a company that's so out in front on so many things, it's surprising that Adobe is playing a waiting game on Web video. But beyond that limitation in HTML5 video formats, Premiere Pro CS6 broadens its lead over other video editing applications. Its...
More streamlined and functional interface, * Improved editing procedures, * Adjustment layers, * GPU accelerated performance on laptops, * Integration with new Prelude and SpeedGrade, * Encore DVD software now 64-bit,
OnLocation is discontinued, * No Improvements to Titler, * No improvements to effect controls, * Timeline clip controls could be streamlined, Software Details, *
Published: 2012-05-23, Author: Scott , review by: studiodaily.com
A much cleaner interface, Mercury Playback and Mercury Transmit, trimming, many more than four angles for multicam editing; access to the entire Adobe suite fills a big hole left by the death of Final Cut Studio; After Effect's Warp Stabilizer is now buil
Better media management, a robust offline-to-online workflow, clip-based audio mixing from that nice mixer, a good intermediate codec, More Information
Skimmable Thumbnails, New Trimming Tools, Better colour correction, Support for modern formats, Better multicamera support
No groundbreaking new ideas
Our dislikes could be viewed as nitpicking, and they probably are to many. Adobe is making it really clear that if you liked Premiere Pro before, you'll really like it now. The new features it offers make a strong programme even stronger, and if you felt...
