Adobe Premiere Pro CC review

Adobe Premiere Pro 2021 is packed full of time-saving post-production video editing tools

Adobe Premiere Pro CC
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Digital Camera World Verdict

Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2021 (Version 15.1.0) boasts a powerful collection of non-linear editing tools that can help you hone your raw footage into professional looking productions. If you already subscribe to the Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps Plan then this should be your professional video editing app of choice as it will seamlessly slot into your creative workflow.

Pros

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    Learn panel teaches the basics

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    Powerful color controls

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    Scene Detection speeds up workflow

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    Integrates with other Adobe apps

Cons

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    Hit and miss auto cropping

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    You can’t buy it outright

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Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2021 is a well established non-linear editing package that’s favored by many professionals as the best video editing software. Running on both PC and Mac it features a host of high-end tools that enable you to turn raw footage into tightly edited programs complete with post-production trappings such as titles, transitions, picture in picture effects and composited elements using masks and chromakey. 

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George Cairns

George has been freelancing as a photo fixing and creative tutorial writer since 2002, working for award winning titles such as Digital Camera, PhotoPlus, N-Photo and Practical Photoshop. He's expert in communicating the ins and outs of Photoshop and Lightroom, as well as producing video production tutorials on Final Cut Pro and iMovie for magazines such as iCreate and Mac Format. He also produces regular and exclusive Photoshop CC tutorials for his YouTube channel.