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Hopeful there will be a way to create a font list of fonts with, say ... more than 3 weights. In this say and age, more often than not, users want a typeface with multiple font weights. Being able to create a font list of such typefaces will be a great boost for productivity, design and world peace.In AE, lots of users could use with a lot more options in the area of Decorative/Symbol fonts. Unfortunately, the number and quality of such typefaces at Adobe Font is largely of poor quality and damning in quantity. It's quite shocking actually.
I love after effects. It's great. I've been using it for 25 years or more. But the tracker is a sad relic of an ancient, dead civilisation. In resolve you draw a mask, click track and it's done. Click detect face, click track, and it's done. Someone will invariably say just use mocha but thats not what anyone doing this day to day wants, people want to pick a point or draw a mask and click track and it be done, not to open a seperate clumsy, cumbersome interface to do really basic stuff like this, that is one click in other apps, and actually works reliably every time. AE tracker is excrutiatingly slow and unreliably and requires absurd amounts of manual intervention just to track basic things. Please please pretty please, with sugar on top: give us a modern tracker. It's about time the built in tracker in AE was updated so AE users can experience the warm, magical glow of click track and it's done.(You would think AI would be perfect for this)R.
Why not make zooming in Liquify as smooth and convenient as it is in the main Photoshop interface?I always use the "Z" shortcut and move the pen to zoom seamlessly. However, in Liquify, the zooming process is jerky rather than fluid, forcing me to use alternative, less convenient methods. This makes the workflow much less efficient.
if premiere can give us a specific column in keyboard shortcut for user define presets, then it will make the whole software more efficient than any other editing software. and we won't need any 3rd party plugins like excalibur anymore. please add this feature as soon as you can
Hi there, I think there should be a simple way to create a PDF based on the Layers within the file... This would be different than creating multiple files as would happen when doing the "Layers to Files" option because instead of creating several files, only one would be made that contains all of the layers within the project... Another way to describe it would be to convert each layer to a page within a single PDF document... The best solution I"ve found thus far is to use Layer Comps, but this tool is not designed for what I'm suggesting... Obviously there should be a separate window that opens when trying to do this operation and it would allow for a couple of different variables to be selected for or against... Each Layer should be visible in the Window and would be checked on or off depending on if the user wishes for it to be included in the PDF. There should also be an option to do a "Quick Export" that would create a smaller PDF file with less quality.. (much like right-clicking on a layer and clicking "Quick Export as PNG." That's all I have for now, but this would be very useful and would help to make things run a bit faster and with less overall clicking required to acheive the same result. It certainly deserves to have its own dedicated button within the dropdown menu...
For a Better editing of folders and files in https://www.adobe.com/files I would suggest to have more Explorer/Finder like Options, e.g. show Folders on Top and then files, drag & drop Files into folders, copy files into Folders (or have a pointer to the Original File so that there is no Storage issue), Quick Search bar (input the first letters of a file and they appear as result...), show more details for the files like Date, Filetype, length (for videos, etc.) etc. and sort them, Treview for better Organization of the Files and Folders, colorcoding Files and Folders, etc.
Like you can across multiple Transform parameters, it would be useful to be able to simultaneously copy and paste multiple Essential Graphics parameters across their values. Currently, this can only be done one parameter at a time.
A feature request: I spend my day importing footage from one place, audio from another and graphics from another. Relative to the project template, the source folder for each is always the same separate folder (Footage, Audio, Titles). The Premiere import path defaults to the last used source folder, so if I've just imported audio, and now want to import graphics, the import dialogue opens to the Audio folder and I have to navigate to the Titles folder. It's a few seconds and clicks that really add up. I'd love to specify, maybe in a template, that importing to the 'audio' bin, for example, opens the Audio source folder first. A different default from each bin. Hope that makes sense.
Is there a way to change the color of multiple markers all at once?(or names, comments, etc?)In Avid, you can select multiple markers in the MARKERS window and click change color.In Premiere, it seems like you have to go one by one.I use this frequently, because I'm often watching 20-30 takes of a scene,and I want to place a red marker for each instance of a specific line--other colors for other lines, etc.Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks.
Trim selected clip to playhead, instead of trim all unlocked tracks.
I want to be able to trim my clips using Q and W, just by selecting them and placing the playhead to where I want the trim to go, just like I do in Davinci Resolve. Is this possible in Premiere Pro? I know I can manually lock and unlock all the other tracks, but the point here is to use the shortcut to work fast, not slowly. Imagine having multiple tracks and having to manually lock all the other tracks just to be able to edit a single clip, this is a joke! And if that's not possible in Premiere Pro, is there any plugin that can solve this problem?
At the moment shared album photos are seen by invitees by oldest photo first. Can there be an option to re-order them by newest/stars etc?
I'm working almost exclusively with the Pixelprocessor and FX-Map Nodes in Designer, because these Nodes are fantastic to create custom tools and effects. But lately I'm touching the limits of both Nodes very frequently. I try to find workaraounds and hacks, which is fun but it brought up the idea of this feature in Designer. The Scripting - Node Let's call it Scripting Processor which actually allows the user to load a script and the Node compiles this into a "Pixelprocessor" or "Shader" like Node. Blender has a similar Node for the Shader Editor (Open Shading Language - Blender 4.3 Manual) which is fantastic, for shaders. In Substance Designer it should have more the behaviour of a Pixelprocessor, but instead of the Substance Function Input (which is unfortunately sometimes very limited, when it comes to complex functions) it could load a scripting file, which allows the user to create very complex nodes. It doesn't have to OSL it also can be GLSL or even python or lua or any other scripting language, which is easy to learn and open source. Thank you Stay healthy and creative Marco
Sometimes I need to see the duration of a clip that is on my timeline, and everytime select In/Out and looking in Timecode panel a little bit annoying. Okey, we got a "info panel", wich is work great, but looking averytime a small duration info - not a good idea.I think, will be great to put a clip Duration information from "info panel" into "Timecode panel" or as an Avid, put this info in clip wich on the timeline.
Jedes mal, wenn man z.B. in Photoshop aus der Creative Cloud Bibliothek Objekte aus der Bibliothek neu verknüpfen möchte, wirft es die Anordnung komplett um. Unterordner werden schon gar nicht angezeigt. Es ist dann wirklich lästig und Zeitaufwändig das richtige Element zu finden. Es wäre super, wenn die Anordnung und Gruppierung der Bilbiothek so beibehalten werden würden.
Hello adobe teamThere are a large number of Tamil speaking people living all over the worldTamils like us use more photoshop in India, more photos in Tamil Nadu are using more software, so we kindly request you to include our Tamil language in the list of your languages.Ganeshkumar - Wedding album Designer - India - Tamilnadu State - Mayiladuthurai District
My problem is very simple: In Premiere, when I export a video using Media Encoder, I want it to automatically set the output folder to same folder as my project. Right now, it always set the output folder to last location I exported a video. To be clear, I don't want no manually choose the output folder everytime I export a video. I work with multiple projects in different folders. I also don't want to set the option to "export to a single location", in Media Encoder preferences. I want it to be the same behaviour as in After Effects. In AE, when I export a video using Media Encoder, it always set up the output folder to the same location as the project. I never understood why Premiere does things diferently.
I love the lessons in learn (but they got moved recently). I use this to teach. Please make more 'Get Started' and 'Hands-on Tutorials' as these are an awesome resource for the web version. Please put these back in the default learn menu too.
Hi,Please consider bringing back the Essential Graphics Panel. You could make it an option in Preferences, and those who want it could have it back. The Properties Panel is a step back for me because it adds time to my workflow. If you look at comments online, you know I'm not the only one. For example, the alignment controls used to be on top--now they are way down. Other things I use are harder to get to. Also the Essential Graphics was solidly in place. The Properties Panel seems to show up all over the place in my projects. At first I was scrolling every time to get to the tools I wanted, but someone showed me there are drop-down arrows-- and it is not as slow as before. A helpful workaround, but still, not as efficient as Essential Graphics was for me. Everybody has their own way of working. Everybody uses Premiere for different purposes. I am sure that for many, getting rid of Essential Graphics is an improvement. But it will add at least a half hour or an hour to each of my projects. That could be millions of hours for your user base. I know you don't want that. Follow the path that you feel is right for the future of Premiere Pro. I respect that. But consider giving people the option to work the way they used to. Maybe someday the Properties Panel will have so many features, that these customers will uncheck the box in preferences and use it. Why not let them decide? Isn't that the whole idea of Preferences? Workflows are unique and the goal is to help everybody work as efficiently as possible. Thanks for your consideration, Reid Rosefelt
Would be good to have a feature where 'same as previous' was avaaialble on auto import to copy the settings from the previous capture. I use Fuji to have to use an auto import work around
I don't currently see a way to generate simple 3d primitives such as cone shapes directly inside AE without a plugin... or a way to create new translucent textures and outlines within the app as well. Currently I am experimenting with Spline.Design to achieve what you see in the attached screenshots, but it seems to me that AE should be capable of this kind of simple 3D modeling/texturing. I understand that Substance is being promoted for 3D purposes, but that seems like overkill for my needs and would prefer to stick with AE if possible.
When a resource from the Library is updated/replaced, it is also automatically updated in the Layer stack (in the project). This thread has been created in regards to a future QOL (Quality Of Life) release. We’re trying to prioritize users’ needs; therefore, your voice is very important! Please write your feedback below and don’t forget to vote for your favorite suggestions!All shared images are purely for visualization and not functional features.
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