REVIEW: Adobe Production Premium CS6

July 20, 2012, 03:05 PM

http://www.videoguys.com/Blog/E/REVIEW+Adobe+Produ...

ADAM GARSTONE applauds how far Adobe has come with their premium editor but wonders if they arrived in too much of hurry and not taken care of some important basics. Tacitly, even Adobe admit that Premiere Pro used to be a bit 'pants'. Several versions ago, it didn't really do much, and just when you had found something it would do, it crashed. I can only think that some of this taint still follows it, as it's never really gained traction in the broadcast and feature film industries, even tho

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