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A minor update to Adobe Premiere Pro adds ProRes RAW

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We woke up this morning to a minor update to Adobe Premiere Pro. Native support for ProRes RAW in both Premiere and Media Encoder is the big feature update of note. I think many wondered if Apple was holding ProRes RAW back from Adobe and other NLE makers but I guess not. At least not from Adobe. This makes Adobe Premiere Pro the first NLE to support both ProRes RAW and Blackmagic RAW.

UPDATE: I mentioned this on Twitter and was reminded that Media Composer was the first NLE to support both ProRes RAW and BMD RAW. Premiere is #2!

Here’s what is new:

Want all the details? Check out this page.
No time for testing this morning….. as I’ve got to go to work.
There are also a number of fixes worth noting as well:
  • Pressing Opt-click fails to expand all folder contents
  • Duplicate name of a folder can disappear
  • Open Caption center alignment is not being respected
  • Exported Final Cut Pro XML does not correctly reflect changes made to audio channel mapping
  • Low level exception error when adding a legacy title to a sequence above a video
  • Low level exception in legacy titler with GPU enabled for macOS
  • Audio Hardware preferences are not saved on Windows
  • Pitch Shifter resets parameters when “cents” parameter is set to negative value
  • QuickTime files with audio tracks disabled in the header do not expose those audio tracks
  • When entering a Japanese title with Essential Graphics, there is a space at the bottom of the bounding box
  • FabFilter Audio Units audio effects do not export
  • When selecting multiple audio clips to edit in Audition, only one clip opens in Audition
  • Audio Unit with side-chain input have no input/output after closing and reopening the project

Oh and I found this (maybe it is a bigger update than I thought):

 

The other Adobe video apps got some love too:

After Effects

Audition

Character Animator

Premiere Rush

  • Resize projects automatically to the 4:5 aspect ratio to match formats for Facebook and Instagram videos.
  • Back camera switching on an iOS device enables capture from a back camera right into Premiere Rush, ensuring a moment is never missed.
  • Import media from the Files app directly from the Premiere Rush media browser on iOS devices is available, which simplifies access to files stored on device or different cloud services.
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