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Adobe Premiere Pro 2021 v15.2 macOS | 2.19 GB

Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional program for non-linear video editing. The application provides high-quality editing of video resolution 4K and higher, with 32-bit color, both in RGB and YUV color space. Editing audio samples, support for VST audio plug-ins (plug-in) and audio tracks 5.1 surround. The Premiere Pro plug-in architecture allows you to import and export QuickTime or DirectShow container materials, and also supports a huge number of video and audio formats from MacOS

The main advantages of Adobe Premiere:
- Working with multiple projects simultaneously
- General projects with the lock function
- Adaptive design - Time
- Adaptive design - Position
- Animated graphics templates available in Adobe Stock
- Realistic editing of VR
- Realistic sound processing for 360 / VR immersive
- Transitions immersive
- Subtitles and graphics for video with immersive
- Rotation VR sphere
- Improved process of "Basic Graphic Elements"
- Support for new formats
- Regional subtitle standards
- Support Updates "group projects as Adobe"
- Improved conditions beginning work for beginners
- Optimized support for built-in camera in the shooting settings Lumetri working with templates After Effects motion graphics without installing the After Effects application
- And much more …

What News?
Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 15.2:
- Crash may occur when cancelling import immediately
- Reverse match frame does not work across projects in a production
- Replacement media incorrectly gets copied over into project that has a sequence in a production
- Reduced instances of redraw issues when switching views in the Program Monitor
- Moving the CTI edits a sequence if it contains audio clip keyframes
- Audio file will not play in some projects if playback began outside of clip boundaries
- Color shift when importing MXF files from Canon EOS C300 Mk II
- Reduced frame substitution errors with J2K MXF

Text Gradients:
- Previously only available with the Legacy Titler toolset, text gradients are now part of the modern titling tools in the Essential Graphics panel. Use gradients to add sheen to letters or colorful effects for text and titles.
- Apply linear or radial gradients with colors or opacity to individual characters. For some really wild effects, you can try combinations of gradients.
- Create your designs right in the Program Monitor. As with all text in the Essential Graphics panel, you can save designs for reuse as Styles, or with animations as Motion Graphics templates.

Label colors for Captions:
- Caption items in the Captions track now have the same label color options as other items on the timeline. Select Label Color Group to assign labels and colors for captions - and use the same keyboard shortcuts.

Improved Caption trimming:
- Edit video files containing embedded captions more intuitively. Caption items are linked to their associated video and audio clips, making it easier to fine-tune edits and keep everything in sync on the Timeline.
- Simple edits with Caption items on the Caption track behave the same as traditional linked video and audio pairs. Selecting, moving, trimming, and blade edits will be applied to video audio and caption items simultaneously.
- Linking can be turned off with the Linked Selection tool in the Timeline. Individual or multiple caption items can also be linked manually to a video clip in the timeline, which provides the same benefit as editing video files with embedded captions.

New Loudness Meter:
- Use industry standard ITU-based loudness monitoring for broadcast, and streaming media content in Premiere Pro.
- The new Loudness Meter, which will replace the previous Loudness Radar, transparently measures program loudness for full mixes, single tracks, or buses and submixes.
- Presets support common regional loudness requirements, like EBU for Europe or ATSC for the Americas, while new presets ensure compatibility with online destinations, including Netflix, YouTube, and podcasting platforms like Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Canon XF HEVC performance improvements:
- Performance optimizations in Premiere Pro mean smoother playback and scrubbing on the timeline, as well as faster seeking

Support for DirectX display technology on Windows:
- DirectX12 now replaces OpenGL as the default display rendering technology for Premiere Pro and After Effects on Windows, providing a more modern codebase with improved stability and performance. DirectX also supports native High Dynamic Range (HDR) playback for Premiere Pro with HDR10-capable monitors and a DirectX-compatible GPU.