Necessary features and corrections

[Romain L]

Hello,

There should be a function that allows displaying the preview of the video on full screen. Preview window is too small on iPhones and windows aren't scalable.

Please, add warp stabilizer in Rush, or at least a light version of it. Third party apps, multiplying exports are not the solution for people like me trying to work fast with centralized tools.

When you shoot a video clip with an iPhone 14 pro, edit the clip in Rush withing the phone itself, there is a huge color shift in the export.

The render is desaturated and wahsed out, it is staggering and the solution to this is adding an invisible graphic element on top before export.

We are talking about the most basic use of the app that is malfunctionning here.

Context:

I'm a film maker hired to make social media content during luxury events. Reactivity is the key of the job here and this is why video content is made from a mobile device (iPhone 14 pro for today), edited on it, and shared from it. 

As a professionnal trying to have proper tools to work -tools that I pay for- I'm constantly swapping between apps in order to get my job done and I would love a single tool. It should be nothing else but Premiere. Adobe, there are not only people making cat videos here, don't set aside mobile users please.

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi @Romain L,

Thanks for the feature requests. I hope the product team will consider them. Please check out a trial version of Premiere Pro to see it has the features you are looking for right now. I hope the advice helps. Sorry that these features are not currently found in Rush. Take care.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Romain L]

Hello,

I’m already premiere pro user I’m looking for a editing program on mobile phones or device. The idea is to edit the footage on the device itself, not to defeat the purpose of the reactivity by importing on a computer (which behaves poorly with iPhone files).

Thank you

Romain L
Sent from my iPhone

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hello Romain,

Rush is the only Adobe product for mobile editing, but you might want to look at Adobe Express Beta, which has some basic video editing tools. iPhone files are variable frame rate, which do not behave well in any program when it comes to editing, I'm afraid. Let me know what you think of Adobe Express Beta. https://helpx.adobe.com/express/kb/express-beta-faq.html

Thanks,
Kevin