Haze Removal, which once seemed to be an exclusive of the Creative Cloud family, is now present in Premiere Elements 15, after having made it to Photoshop Elements. The best way to discover them is not reading here about all/some of the options, but downloading a trial version and investing time to try every little feature available in Premiere Elements 15. Many techniques that seemed impossible to achieve become easy with the “wizard” present in the program.
Guided Edits are, in fact, a whole toolbox of special effects that will help everybody to not only create but also learn about video. If you’ve been reading the series of articles about the use of frame rate in creative ways, this might give you the tools to try it yourself at home. For example, it is possible to “Play with time”, using Guided Edits to create slow-motion effects that add emphasis, suspense, or drama as well as fast-motion effects that speed up your story and add energy, excitement, or fun. Premiere Elements 15, which we will look at first, is a mix of features that promise to open users new horizons in terms of creativity, while making it easy to play with that magic. So this info is from Adobe’s blog and website, adapted to give PVC readers an idea of some of the features each program offers. With so many options available in the market these days, it’s not easy to keep track of everything launched, especially without a real press-release from the company sent to journalists. But Adobe also promises a “movie signature”, a remix and video collage for this version as some of the new features available.Īlthough I could not find an official press-release, it appears that Adobe has in fact launched new versions of its popular programs. Haze Removal in Premiere Elements 15 is, probably, one of the features many will welcome.
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