Premiere Pro CC 2015.1

Today we are thrilled to be releasing the very latest version of Premiere Pro CC, which is accompanied by brand new versions of After Effects, Adobe Media Encoder, and Audition, alongside the introduction of the much-anticipated Android version of our mobile editing application Premiere Clip. Read about this entire release of Adobe’s video and audio applications here, and learn about all the great new versions of the Creative Cloud applications here.

Creative Cloud members and trial users will be able to download and install these applications today using the Creative Cloud desktop application, or online from http://www.adobe.com/creativecloud.html.

Please note that the 2015.1 version of Premiere Pro will overwrite your 2015.0 installation. Also important to note is that 2015.1 requires a revision to the project format and as such projects saved in 2015.1 are not compatible with prior versions of Premiere Pro CC.

The 2015.1 release of Premiere Pro CC contains all of the amazing new features we previewed at IBC in September, including new ways to edit with powerful touch and gestural support, enhanced support for UltraHD/4K+ workflows, initial support for High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology, amazing new Optical flow time remapping, and the ability to search Adobe Stock directly from the Libraries panel. Adobe Stock now also introduces an extensive catalog of over one million royalty-free video clips, which can be previewed and downloaded directly in Premiere Pro. This release also brings official support for OS X El Capitan.

In addition to the significant number of new and enhanced features, Premiere Pro CC 2015.1 contains extensive bug fixes and performance optimizations, a full list of which is available here.

Alongside the key features described above and in the original blog post, there are multiple other minor improvements, a full list of which appears below.

• Tabbed panel groups can be stacked vertically in a column for Lightroom-style one-click access.
• The Start screen has been redesigned.
• Certain timeline actions such as snapping will provide haptic feedback on supported Mac trackpads.
• Thumbnails in the Project Panel can show the effect of applied Master Clip Effects and Source Settings.
• A keyboard shortcut (Command/Control-backslash) has been added to hide the application title bar.
• New lens distortion removal presets have been added for GoPro HERO4, Vision 3, and Inspire 1 cameras.
• Sound timecode and roll can be displayed in the sequence overlays.
• Multi-Camera angles can be arranged across multiple pages.
• The Video Limiter effect can be included in an export preset to keep video levels safe.
• A new effect, SDR Conform, has been added for tone-mapping HDR content.
• A preference has been added to shift clips that overlap the trim point during ripple trimming.
• Sequence timecode can be shown in the marker panel.
• Grid lines have been added to the Curves in the Lumetri panel.
• Indic languages are supported in the Titler.
• Multiple improvements to Merged Clips have been added.
• The Transform effect has been GPU accelerated.

Read here for a detailed look at What’s New in Premiere Pro CC 2015.1, and watch the recorded IBC presentation to see demos: What’s New in Premiere Pro