Now Android users can (for the most part) edit video on their smartphones, too, with Adobe Rush. First, let's clear up the point of Adobe Rush. It's not a full-featured editing software. Honestly, coming from something like Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro would probably be a detriment to workflow because it's quite limiting in features that are standard in the aforementioned programs. But, if you're using mobile devices for content production and editing and delivery and you're not editing the next Ben-Hur, then Rush makes sense (especially because it's free). I've used it between my iPhone X and my MacBook Pro, and for basic stuff, like jump cuts and simple titling and quick, 10 to 20-minute delivery, it works fine. I think the key is to not treat a Rush project with too much care. If you embrace the "rush"ness of Adobe Rush, then the software starts to make a lot more sense. It's about time, though, that it came out for Android. Except...it only kind of came out for Android. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 21 May, 2019