I haven’t tackled a large job with CS5 yet, so I can’t say, but over all, the application “feels” much more solid to me than previous releases.
I’ve never had any real stability issues with Premiere Pro, but one complaint you often hear is that it doesn’t scale well to large, complex projects. If you weren’t a fan, then improved performance and the easy integration of RED and HDLSR footage might sway you. If you liked Premiere Pro before, then you’ll really love CS5. There have been quite a few “under-the-hood” workflow improvements, but the general editing features have not significantly changed. The change from CS4 to CS5 provided noticeably faster launch times and in general, more responsiveness in all of the Adobe applications, but in particular, Premiere Pro. I’m running a late-2009 8-core (2.26GHz) Apple Mac Pro with 12GB RAM. The upside of this is much better performance, but the downside is that you’ll have to upgrade all of your plug-ins to 64-bit versions.Īdobe really honed in on performance.
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The big story is native 64-bit operation for all of the applications, which requires a 64-bit OS (Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Mac OS X “Snow Leopard”) running on a processor that supports 64-bit operation.
Most video editors will be interested in the latter, because it includes Premiere Pro, OnLocation, Encore, After Effects, Photoshop Extended, Illustrator, Adobe Media Encoder, Soundbooth, Flash Catalyst and Flash Professional. The video applications are available either as single products or bundled in the Master Collection or Production Premium suite. Adobe is shipping its much-anticipated Creative Suite 5.
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