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By Carolyn Giardina Adobe is demonstrating updates to the video tools in its Creative Cloud, which includes new capabilities for Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, SpeedGrade CC, Prelude CC, Media Encoder CC and Story. “To date we’ve had great success with Creative Cloud. Professional video is a dynamic industry where things change fast and video pros now have the opportunity to receive updates the moment they are ready and scale usage to suit the project at hand,” said Bill Roberts, director of video product management at Adobe. “We’ve committed to providing up-to-the minute updates to our Creative Cloud users and at IBC we’re showing new functionality for almost all of our major applications.
“These updates will be available soon after the show which builds upon updates delivered in June. The new technology highlights Ultra HD workflows, enabling greater creative control and leveraging more of the collaboration power
Smaller servers get 4K support
Bluefish444 By Carolyn Giardina
Bluefish444 is showing its new uncompressed 4K SDI video card, the Epoch | 4K Supernova S+, which is now available. Epoch | 4K Supernova S+ has all the features available in the Epoch | 4K Supernova including support for up to 4K 60p. However the S+ model is 2/3 the size of full-length PCIe making it more widely adoptable in smaller video servers. The S+ model has an extra BNC connector for a duplicate HD SDI preview. Epoch | 4K Supernova S+ is available to OEM developers and systems integrators. 7.J07
Fire in the sky: Supernova now S+
in Adobe Anywhere for Video, as well as Creative Cloud.” The upcoming Creative Cloud updates improve 5K and UltraHD workflow via the Mercury Playback Engine, now used to accelerate compute-heavy functions such as de-bayering.
Also new is the Lumetri Deep Colour Engine in SpeedGrade and Premiere Pro and new Mask Tracker in After Effects. The update also provides a
direct link between Premiere Pro and its SpeedGrade colour grading tool. Additionally, the
Mercury Playback Engine is also now available to third party developers, Adobe Media Encoder can sync preferences and shared output settings, and new production planning features in Story make it a single reference point for all pre-
production workflow.
The collaborative workflow platform, Adobe Anywhere, is also getting an update with growing file support. Users can now view
productions and play back sequences on the Anywhere server from the field or a remote location using a new Adobe Anywhere iPad App. s7.G27
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