Fresh off the start of NAB 2023, Adobe is also showing off news from its own video applications division. Firefly doesn't represent a video theme yet, but Premiere Pro, After Effects and FrameIO remain the focus for news in Creative Cloud for now.
The most extensively presented feature was text-based editing in Premiere Pro. Currently it is already available in beta, the final release is targeted for the May update. After speech-to-text conversion, content-based editing is now also possible in the text window. This means that you select text passages that can then be moved to the timeline. By the way, Speech-to-Text now runs locally - an active Internet connection is not necessary for the conversion.
New Adobe Premiere Pro features at NAB 2023
Furthermore, there is now also an Auto Tone Mapping in Premiere Pro, with which, among other things, log and HDR material can be automatically adjusted to a target color space.will So you can mix material from different color spaces without further ado in the timeline. This works similarly to a "Color Managed Workflow" in Resolve.
New Adobe Premiere Pro features at NAB 2023
Frame.IO now also offers direct integration of photos into the cloud. Leading the way here is Fujifilm, who, after all, currently have Frame.Io integrated most deeply into their new cameras. As soon as a photo is taken, the upload to Frame.Io takes place automatically, just like with videos.
Frame.Io at NAB 2023
"Forensic watermarking" and other content protection mechanisms have also been introduced to Frame.Io so that "data leaks" can be better identified and tracked.
Frame.Io at NAB 2023
In After Effects, there is now a new Properties panel that provides direct access to the parameters of individual layersl Otherwise, numerous small improvements are added that can further speed up rendering in many corners.
New Adobe After Effects features for NAB 2023
On a side note: After Effects turns a remarkable 30 years old this year! In any case, we wish it a much longer "active" life!
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