Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 User Manual

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and can achieve complex keys on smoke, liquids, and transparent objects. For more information, see Chromakey with the Ultra Key effect.

Native support for DSLR cameras Edit video from the latest DSLR cameras. New native support means that you never waste valuable
production time transcoding or rewrapping, and always have access to the original file’s pristine quality. Premiere Pro supports video shot on the
following DSLR cameras:

Canon EOS-1D Mark IV,

Canon EOS-5D Mark II,

Canon EOS 7D,

Nikon D90,

Nikon D300S,

Nikon D3S

Nikon D5000

Panasonic Lumix GH1 using AVCHD sequence presets.

Create searchable web-DVDs in Encore CS5 Create a more engaging experience with web-DVDs that now automatically include a search
interface, making it easier for viewers to jump directly to content of interest. When you use Speech Analysis in Premiere Pro to turn spoken
dialogue into searchable text, the information is passed along to Encore. Encore uses the metadata along with subtitles and menu button text to
make your web-DVDs searchable. For more information, see Help for Encore: Using Adobe Encore.

Dynamic Link is now bidirectional Dynamic Link communication between Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects is now bi-directional.
Previously, if you used Dynamic Link to send information from After Effects to Premiere Pro, you could not later use Dynamic Link to send
information from Premiere Pro to After Effects. You had to restart the applications to reset the direction and use Dynamic Link going in the other
direction. In Creative Suite CS5, that limitation is gone.