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Premiere Pro gets dynamic Lumetri previews and Premiere Rush is now native to Apple M1 Silicon

Apr 13, 2021 by John Aldred Leave a Comment

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Adobe’s just announced their newest Creative Cloud updates for Premiere Pro and Premiere Rush, adding some new features including native Apple Silicon support for Premiere Rush, speeding up its capabilities on Apple’s latest M1-based computers. And Adobe Premiere Pro gets some H.264 & HEVC performance improvements for hardware acceleration.

Premiere Pro also now gets dynamic previews for your Lumetri presets, allowing you to quickly and easily see how they’ll all look on the footage actually in your project rather than just a generic scene.

The native Apple Silicon support for Premiere Rush brings improved performance for both playback and editing as well as faster exports. Adobe says that all of the usual video and still image formats are supported to offer a seamless transition from previous-generation Intel-based machines. Project sycing also works across devices, allowing you to continue working on projects from Intel-based Apple, Apple M1, Windows, iOS or Android.

Premiere Rush also sees a new content menu added to clips on the timeline, allowing you to quickly split, delete, duplicate or separate the audio from each of your clips. Premiere Rush is now also available on Samsung Note 20 & 20+ Android devices. All versions of Premiere Rush have had some changes made to teh “Reset” function.

The latest Premiere Pro 15.1 update comes with improved performance for Intel-based Windows when working with h.264/HEVC video files using Intel Quick Sync hardware acceleration. According to Adobe, it’s an improvement of up to 1.8x that of Premiere Pro 14. But probably the most useful new feature coming to Premiere Pro is dynamic preview of Lumetri presets.

Instead of seeing a generic image, the Lumetri preset previews now show an actual frame from your current sequence. The thumbnails are dynamically updated, letting you quickly and easily see exactly how all of your presets will look when placed onto your footage.

You can find out more about the updates on Premiere Pro and Premiere Rush on the Adobe website. The newest desktop applications can be downloaded using the Creative Cloud desktop app. Premiere Rush for iOS and Android can be downloaded from the App Store and Play Store, respectively.

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John Aldred is a photographer with over 20 years of experience in the portrait and commercial worlds. He is based in Scotland and has been an early adopter - and occasional beta tester - of almost every digital imaging technology in that time. As well as his creative visual work, John uses 3D printing, electronics and programming to create his own photography and filmmaking tools and consults for a number of brands across the industry.

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