In today's
video, you're
going to learn
about all of the new updates
that are now available
and premiere pro's spring 2022 update.
Let's get started.
So if you haven't yet
be sure to go to the Adobe
Creative Cloud Desktop
App and update
to the latest version of Premiere Pro
so you can see these updates.
So the first big
update is the new reimagined
workspace for importing
and creating your first project.
So now when we click new project
in the new version of Premiere Pro,
you'll see that you'll be able
to create
a project name,
save the project in a location
and import your initial media
in one window.
And from here,
I can browse all the media on my computer
from my local harddrive.
And then if I have any external devices
like an SD card,
you can import that footage
Just using this new import workspace.
So let's say
I want to import this stock video here
that I got from Art Grid.
All of these clips,
I can just click
and lasso and select
all of them,
or I can individually
click them using this checkbox
and it has this nice slider appear
so you can make it bigger or smaller.
Or change it to the list format.
So this didn't exist before.
Of course, you'll still be able
to use the old way of importing media
once you're inside a premiere pro
just by dragging
and dropping
a folder of assets
into your project folder, for example.
But this is just,
I think, a better workspace.
I mean, let me know what you think
about this new import workflow.
I think they've been workshop in this
and beta for at least a year,
or even more so.
I think they've done
a pretty good job here.
And one other thing that's really cool
before we head inside of Premiere
is there's a new bin
over here on the import settings.
So if you want to put this footage
into a bin,
you can name it
anything from stock video to footage.
So what this will do is create a new bin
and you can have it
automatically create a sequence for you
with all of this footage included.
And then I'll press create.
So here
you can see it
automatically created the sequence for us
with all of our footage.
And from here we can
then chop it down and make our rough cut.
You can see the bin was created
and you'll notice now
in the workspace up at the top,
you can go back to import at any time
and then select edit
to go into the edit workspace.
And then there's a new export workspace
which I'll show you later on.
But inside of the edit tab here,
there's also at the very top
a new workspace tab from this dropdown.
This is where you can edit
your workspaces.
Now, see how I have show
workspace tabs checked.
If I uncheck that,
it goes away,
but I can go ahead and turn that on
to show my workspaces that I prefer.
And from the dropdown,
you can go down to edit workspaces
I can choose which of the workspaces
I want included.
So here, if I don't want audio,
I can bring this down and hit. Okay.
And then it disappears.
And you can
then roll this in to make more space.
There's also
the quick export,
which was already
in the previous version,
but now they've included more presets.
So you can go down here
and add more presets,
YouTube, 4K, for example.
And so that way it'll appear
in your presets
if you want to automatically export
something for YouTube in 4K.
And the other update from the workspace
is this Maximize video icon.
So if you need to go fullscreen
you can just click that icon.
So the next update is an auto
color feature
that will auto correct your footage
using Adobe Sensei technology.
So in my timeline, we imported this log
gamma footage, and I just want to quickly
go in and correct it to bring back in
more detail in the shadows and highlights
and make it more vibrant
so it's not as flat.
So I'm going to go to this shot here
and I'm going to select underneath
Lumetri Color Basic Correction.
The new auto color in this will go in
and just boost
the exposure,
create some more contrast
depending on your shot.
So you can see it's already
looking a bit better.
But we can also use this intensity slider
to make more drastic changes.
So it did a pretty good job.
But the Adobe team did
tell me
that they recommend actually applying
a REC 709 conversion
lut to convert your log into REC 709
before using the auto button
So I'm going to
undo this
and right click
to create a new adjustment layer
and I'm going to drag this
on top of my footage just like this
And here on the adjustment layer,
I'm going to go up to basic correction
and then select input LUT
So this was shot on a red camera.
So I'm going to select this
and open that up.
And you can see automatically
it looks a lot better with this lot.
But from here,
this is where you can go
into each individual clip
if you want to make further corrections,
for example, this shot
and then select auto in it
will make further corrections
on top of this clip
and we can maybe lower
the intensity for this just slightly.
So now you can see
it just looks a lot better.
And the reason
why I'm doing it at the clip
level is if I do it
on the adjustment layer,
it will just apply the auto corrections
from that moment where your playhead is.
So you need to do it on each clip level
because each
clip is a little bit different.
With different lighting.
By the way,
thank you so much
for watching this video.
My name is Kelsey
and welcome back to Premiere Gal.
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All right.
Let's go ahead and jump back in
to the rest of the premiere Pro Updates.
So the next update is the export tab.
If you ever use Premiere Rush before,
it's very similar to that.
Everything is still here.
Just instead of a window
opening up that you have to close.
It's just built into the workspace.
You don't have to close any windows.
For example,
if I wanted to go back to edit,
I would just tap edit
and then if I need export,
just tap export
and I don't have to go to file export.
It's just all built in here.
So if you need to export
your video file again,
you just go to a media file
and play around with the settings here.
And before you remember that,
it was like video effects
captions in a horizontal layout Well,
now it's in a vertical layout,
so you can go in and go
deep into the settings here.
For example, the captions,
everything is here.
And of course you can upload
to all of these different platforms here
from YouTube all the way down to FTP.
For example, on YouTube,
the one update that they made here
after you, of course,
link your YouTube channel,
you can add in all of this metadata,
but it defaulted to private.
So that way
when you upload directly from Premiere,
it doesn't publish and go public
right away, which is what I recommend.
And I rarely use this
because I tend to make content before
and then I'll upload it later on.
But it's really nice
that they have this here
and you can add a custom thumbnail.
So they pretty much
have everything you need to do,
so you don't even need to go to YouTube,
which is quite useful.
And the final update
is that freemium comes free
with your Adobe Creative Cloud account.
It's now built into both Premiere Pro
and After Effects,
and you get to users
in 100 gigabytes free
and it will create a new plan for you.
So if you already have a previous plan,
I believe you need to figure out
how to merge them,
and I believe there'll be instructions.
And if I find those instructions,
I'll put them down below.
But if you're new to freemium,
it's essentially a video review platform.
So you can actually upload your sequence
directly to freemium
and it will send a link to your reviewer
and the reviewer can leave comments.
And those comments will appear as markers
inside of the panel and it will be time
coded to your timeline.
So you can just quickly make those edits.
So framing
will appear
as a built in panel that you can open up.
You don't have to
install an extension anymore.
It'll already be there to log in
and you can go and upload
your active sequence
and send it off to your reviewer.
And you don't have to pay
for a separate plan
unless you need more space.
I think in the final update
is that Adobe
said that they're now
making thousands of Adobe
Stock video free.
So if you go to Adobe Stock,
you'll be able to browse
more free stock video
to download in your videos.
And if you go to a central graphics
and go to Adobe Stock,
you can click on Free Now
and you'll see that there's 16 pages
of Free MongoDB
that you can download
and save and use
completely free
with your creative cloud account.
So here's some cool
kinetic text
and you can hover to see a video preview.
And these really cool lens
transitions as well.
If you want to download
one of these,
just click on this little cloud
and arrow icon
and once they're installed,
they will live here in your
My Templates folder.
So those are all the major updates
in this spring release.
What do you think of them?
Do you think they're useful?
Not so useful.
Is there anything
that you've been wanting a premier
that hasn't come yet?
Leave a comment below
and I'd love to take a look.
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That's all for today's video.
And as always.
Keep creating better video with Gal..
See you next time bye!