Able to handle and import loads of formats ( ProRes, DNxHD, Gif, H.264, H.265, MXF, WAV, AIF, MP3, M4A, AAC, JPG, PND, PSD as well as native camera formats from the likes of Arri, Panasonic, Canon and Sony – full list here).Shoot videos with Rush right on your mobile device.Adobe’s Premiere Rush CC has more to offer.
However, both of them are less than impressive and only geared towards the most casual of users. Until now, the most common editing applications on mobile platforms where Apple’s offerings: with Clips being the super simple version and iMovie the more feature rich one. It is able to use unlimited layers and work with proper PSD files. Adobe also recently teased a Photoshop CC version for the iPad, with a similarly reduced, yet powerful feature set. This push had previously been spearheaded by the – some might argue very chaotic – repositioning of Lightroom, splitting the application into Lightroom Classic CC (being the Desktop version) and Lightroom CC being the Cross-platform version, albeit with a reduced feature set. The release of the application can be seen as part of a push to improve Adobe’s software platform in general, staying up to date with mobile device usage for productivity and the requirements of the social media age. According to Adobe, the application is specifically geared towards online video creators, with export options not only for YouTube, but also for platforms like Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Vimeo.
Here’s what you need to know.Īdobe gave a Sneak Peek into Premiere Rush CC at VidConUS 2018, we reported about it here. Formerly known as Project Rush, Adobe Premiere Rush CC is available on Mac, Windows and iOS (Android version is coming). Adobe launched Premiere Rush CC, a NLE geared towards Youtubers and casual video users.
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