Posts Tagged ‘Adobe Premiere’

Cinemartin now allows you to export to H.265 from within Adobe After Effects. If you haven’t done so already, you’ll be hearing more about H.265 – that’s right, 5, not 4 – in the coming days and weeks.[adrotate group="6"] Maybe you first read about H.265…

We’ve never seen anything like it, and we’re guessing you haven’t either -- a time lapse called “Astronaut, A Journey to Space” so compelling that you have to wonder: “how would I react if I were actually up there?”[adrotate group="6"] I wouldn’t do well, I…

Canon C300 takes top honors, but Sony's F5/55 garners attention. Thanks to our friends over at Cinescopophilia for alerting us to the 2014 Televisual Production Technology Survey. Televisual questioned 100 executives at “leading TV, film, commercials and corporate production companies in the UK” to determine…

Last week we highlighted our new sponsor Cinemartin and their tool Cinec 3.X and today, we'd like to introduce you to PLIN - which is a windows plugin to let you export ProRes and H.265 via Premiere[adrotate group="6"] Cinemartin PLIN: A plugin for Adobe Premiere…

planet5D is partnering with nextwaveDV.com to bring you coverage from the NAB 2014 show floor. We’ve worked with Tony and Sean for years and they do an excellent job of providing quality interviews from NAB and we’re thrilled to be sharing their show floor interviews…

For FCPX (and many other apps) under the new Apple OS X Mavericks, apps will by default, attempt to save processing for foreground apps by doing something new called "App Nap" - and that will cause background rendering to STOP unless you turn it off.…

A year ago many film makers raved about the powerful film looks achievable with FilmConvert. Now the goodness is, for Premiere and After Effects users, faster and even more awesome with powerful new features as announced on the FilmConvert web site. [adrotate group="6"] [adrotate group="9"]…