At IBC 2023 in Amsterdam, Adobe announced quite a few software improvements and new features already available in beta. These include several AI workflows in Premiere Pro, new Camera-to-cloud connections in Frame.io, and the first-ever true 3D workspace for motion graphics in After Effects. Let’s take a more detailed look at Adobe’s updates for filmmakers below! As the company claims, those AI and 3D innovations across its family of video and audio applications should simplify and speed up different workflows. Some of those enhancements are user-requested. Adobe’s top priority is delivering powerful tools that are designed with the editor in mind. This year, the Adobe Creative Cloud video team spoke with more than 1,000 professional editors to solicit feedback — much of which has been incorporated in today’s release. From the official blog announcement Improved text-based editing in Premiere Pro You’re probably already familiar with this AI tool that Adobe incorporated into their editing software back in May. (If not, we wrote about it in detail here). Basically, it makes it possible for users to use automated transcriptions of the audio for a simple copy-and-paste text-based edit. This feature works in 18 different languages, and does it quite successfully. What’s new here is the filler word detection. From now on, the artificial intelligence mechanism can identify “uhs”, “ums” and too-long pauses (you can choose the length yourself) in dialogue, and delete all of them in one click. Filler word detection. Image source: Adobe Adobe’s updates for filmmakers – speech enhancement Another AI...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 19 September, 2023