Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 software combines incredible performance with a sleek, revamped user interface and a host of fantastic new creative features, including Warp Stabilizer for stabilizing footage, dynamic timeline trimming, expanded multicam editing, adjustment layers, and more. Ready to switch to the ultimate toolset for video pros? Edit faster with a highly intuitive editing toolset - Edit your way using a revamped, highly intuitive user interface. With an easy-to-use toolset that lets you use a keyboard-driven workflow to edit with precision, Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 software sets a new standard in editing efficiency. Work in real time - Enjoy uninterrupted playback. Take advantage of GPU-accelerated performance to edit, trim, or adjust effects and perform three-way color correction during playback — all in real time. Use GPU-accelerated effects to control aspect ratio, field order, alpha channels, pull-down removal, vector keying, time remapping, transitions, and more. Streamline production with broad support for file-based workflows - Streamline production with a native file-based workflow that lets you work with virtually any video, graphic, and audio format from nearly any device. Native support eliminates time-consuming transcoding and rewrapping processes, while enabling instant importing and intermediate render-free playback. Support for a wide range of hardware enables you to build the editing system that meets your needs and budget. Harness industry-leading performance - Handle the most demanding projects smoothly with the dynamically scalable, 64-bit Adobe Mercury Playback Engine on workstations and laptops, CPU- and GPU-accelerated performance, and better-than-ever third-party I/O hardware integration in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6. Increase efficiency with timesaving editing features - Meet the most demanding production deadlines and get more done in less time, whether you're using advanced trimming tools; creating multicam sequences; setting in and out points; scrubbing clip thumbnails directly in the Project panel; or on a Mac, navigating timelines with ...