Member of the Month

animator
December, 2020

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

profile picture
Moosen
Posts: 4267 - Karma: 2,517
DO WANT!

adjustment layers, rolling shutter repair, warp fix, scrubbing previews, the list goes on!

Apr 15 2012 4:40AM 0 0
profile picture
Bmo.
Posts: 4907 - Karma: 2,631
PLEASE come out with a 32bit version! looks awesome
Apr 15 2012 11:49AM 0 0
profile picture
1337
Posts: 30954 - Karma: 27,572
lol someone is behind the times!
Apr 15 2012 12:06PM 0 0
profile picture
Bmo.
Posts: 4907 - Karma: 2,631
are you saying this because i dont have 64 bit OS? its not my choice, my college issues us computers as part of our tuition, with 32bit windows 7, and we can get in trouble if we change it. might be worth it tho... fuck christian schools. NEVER go to a religious school. im missing out on so much
Apr 15 2012 12:23PM 0 0
profile picture
1337
Posts: 30954 - Karma: 27,572
whattt that sucks!
Apr 15 2012 12:30PM 0 0
profile picture
eheath
Posts: 56428 - Karma: 70,886
lol@ warp stabilizer, that looked like shit.
Apr 15 2012 7:51PM 0 0
profile picture
edai
Posts: 4864 - Karma: 3,769
So when can i steal it?
Apr 15 2012 7:53PM 0 0
profile picture
erikK
Posts: 3245 - Karma: 2,304
i'm quite stoked for this
Apr 15 2012 10:28PM 0 0
profile picture
B1kessk1s
Posts: 953 - Karma: 690
YES YES AND YES AGAIN. CANT WAIT FOR IT. |
Apr 15 2012 11:10PM 0 0
profile picture
Downtofilm
Posts: 6896 - Karma: 20,389
Have you ever seen the one they have in AE? its good, as good or better than smoothcam
Apr 15 2012 11:11PM 0 0
profile picture
eheath
Posts: 56428 - Karma: 70,886
Ive tried out the AE warp stabilizer, tested multiple clips and found it to be just as effective on default as smoothcam. I know you can customize the AE one but i havent gotten as far to try that out/learn how.
Apr 15 2012 11:56PM 0 0
profile picture
DingoSean
Posts: 22791 - Karma: 15,417
Fuck that. I'd never go to a school that practically dictated what kind of computer I had to use.
Apr 16 2012 3:31AM 0 0
profile picture
EC-Skier
Posts: 3899 - Karma: 666
yes please! hopefully will be able to download this sometime when it comes out
Apr 16 2012 9:11AM 0 0
profile picture
SourSteezle
Posts: 9084 - Karma: 9,672
bumping this to see what people think of it. I just got it and plan on finally upgrading from premiere CS3 (it took me long enough)
Jun 18 2012 11:20PM 0 0
profile picture
Bmo.
Posts: 4907 - Karma: 2,631
finally got me some 64bit OS, just downloaded this and am trying to switch from vegas. anyone find a good walk-through/tutorial?
Jun 18 2012 11:29PM 0 0
profile picture
tomPietrowski
Posts: 6581 - Karma: 12,904
I recently upgraded to CS6 and so far all is great. I went from cs4 to 6 so the biggest benifit is the mercury playback engine. Being able to scrub through 1080 footage in real time and play back edits with no time line editing speeds things up so much.

However its after effects I'm liking the most. The new raytrace render engine has opened up some really interesting workflows, and I'm lucky enough to be beta testing a new 3d particle system which is amazing.

The addition of speed grade is also a very nice addition.

With apple seemingly getting out of the pro game (only updating FCP for retina display, no new features) adobe will probably get alot of new customers.Also adobe opening up the mercury playback system to certain Mac book pros will be a nice addition for those still using a mac.

Overall CS6 seems one of the better releases in a while.
Jun 18 2012 11:37PM 0 0
profile picture
SourSteezle
Posts: 9084 - Karma: 9,672
i've looked at specific tutorials on youtube and there seems to be some good stuff on there. I'm not familiar with vegas, but the layout/hot keys are all very similiar to cs3
Jun 18 2012 11:37PM 0 0
All times are Eastern (-5)