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Petrus VenterParticipant

Export Your Multi-Camera View to a Video FileOpen for Voting

As the title says, having the ability to export, not just the selected camera angle, but your entire Multi-Camera View in Premiere Pro, would be amazing for 1st draft/internal-review processes as this would give you the ability to show your team all available camera angle options, thus giving (otherwise missing) context as to why you chose a particular camera angle over the other angles. We've all been there where the "reviewer" (be it the producer, team leader, etc) upon viewing your 1st cut, asks if its not better using another camera angle at some point, not know that you might have chosen then best option (out of a bunch of bad options) already and trying to explain this to them now wastes precious time. Now repeat this exercise for numberous cuts. Having the ability for your "reviewer" to see all the angles you see and why your chose a certain angle can cut down on the "back-and-forth" saving a lot of time. Therefore if Premiere Pro had the option to export the Multi-Camera View it would be a huge time saver as not all team leaders / "reviewers" share the same office as the editor and aren't able to just "pop around" to see your edit prior to export.I know there are work arounds for this, whether screen capture software, or manually duplicating cuts and downscaling and arranging them on a timeline, but all these work arounds also waste precious time when all I need is a button to press that exports something that already exists a.k.a. the Multi-Camera View. This should be a no-brainer and should be standard on all editing software that has a Multi-Camera View. Hope to see this coming to Premiere Pro very soon pls

changing plansOpen for Voting

Having spent thousands on Adobe CD's for both PC and Mac ( they were not cross platform until later) . I feel nostalgic about the fact that the CDs actually worked. Recently, i've bought illustrator and photoshop, and, because i use one or the other, i change plans. Artists amongst us, understand the need to create is a sponteneous thing, but Adobe seems to not be able to change plans without something going wrong.Repeatedly, i buy PS , then find it wont sign in, wont work, cue spending sometimes 2 hours (after the 30 minutes talking to the useless AI chat bot) , with support trying to fix it. Simple question, 'i  had illustrator, i've changed my plan to Photoshop, but  PS  "wont sign in, say's theres a billing issue, says something else.' Support reply, "so you want to change to illustrator?" No! I want Photoshop.  And so it goes on, until every creative juice i had, and my precious 2 hours to do something creative, disappears into hours of watching support fix  the software, browse my machine.  Say its fixed, only to find nope, i still cant log in. Oh its a billing issue, (but i've used the same account for billing for over 20 years.) Excuses, wasted time, explaining basics - it just sucks the life out of everyone. I've even had one support turn off my firewall security settings and forget to put them back on when they had finished.  Anyone actually find the AI assistant helpful, or just annoying? 

robertzParticipant

P: remove all the background apps when LR or PS is not runningOpen for Voting

I upgrded from LR 6.14 the the latest Adobe Photography plan (on Windows 11) and only require LR Classic and and PS.  After running the new LR and then closing the application there were still a dozen processes running,.  I contacted support and they said that apps were Creative Cloud apps.  I explained that I wasn't interested in Creative Cloud so they walked me through removing Creative Cloud.   A couple days later PS wouldn't start - said I didn't have Creative Cloud installed.  I called support and the support person I got said I had to have Creative Cloud installed or PS wouldn't run.  Nice.  Anyway, I installed Creative Cloud and PS worked.  But then I was balk to the plethora of Adobe applications still loaded.   I understand that that Adobe wants to check for updates or check the validity of the application, but can this not be done when the application starts and then whatever performs the update/validation check then terminate?  And does it really take that many applications to do this?  Who designs this stuff?  With LR 6.14, it checked for updates and my license status but didn't require a dozen resident apps to do it.   Please change your program so that it only consumes resources when in use; shut down those applications when LR and PS are terminated.  It's not rocket science.