Adobe Speedgrade cc 2014 Serial Number

Adobe's video editing application, Premiere Pro, received several updates. The focus on these upgrades appears to be user speed and ease of use. On its most basic level, any video editing app is about sequencing different clips in a timeline. Adobe Premiere Pro CC delivers simplified track targeting, allowing the editor to work more efficiently. Track targeting allows the editor to place source sequences into other sequences. In the past this was done by nesting, placing the source sequence as a single clip into the new sequence. In Premiere Pro CC, a source sequence can be placed into another sequence with or without nesting. Through track targeting, specific tracks can be placed exactly where the editor wants them.

All of these enhancements are very welcome indeed, but the feature that has been garnering most attention in high-end professional circles is a new addition to the Production Bundle. Iridas's SpeedGrade was already one of the most popular and respected grading applications, for applying primary and secondary colour layers as well as film-look effects. Adobe has purchased the company, and made some steps towards integrating SpeedGrade into its suite of video editing tools. This doesn't yet go so far as the phenomenal integration between Premiere Pro, After Effects, Encore, and a host of other video-related products. But you can use a "Send to SpeedGrade" File menu option to output a sequence in the SpeedGrade format so you can import and work on it within the latter.

SpeedGrade is Adobe's pro color correction software designed to work with Premiere Pro CC. As is normal now days, there is no documentation with the software. Adobe provides some tutorials but they are not complete.

On large projects, with multiple clips, it's easy for linked media files to go offline as projects and source media are moved around and directory structures change from computer to computer. Locating and reconnecting media files inside of a project is time consuming. Premiere Pro CC boasts a new Link & Locate feature. The dialog box is similar to the Media Browser and allows the user to preview files to ensure the correct clip is reconnected. When one clip is found and relinked, Premiere Pro CC will intuitively relink all unlinked media that resides in the same folder as the found clip.