Working with Premiere and Smoke

[shashbugu]

http://area.autodesk.com/blogs/disc..._conforming_timelines_from_adobe_premiere_pro


Thank Grant Kay

We should invite him on here, afterall redusers are a big part of Smoke sales

 

[Tom.Wong]

looks like autodesk is realizing how much of a contender premiere is now. Adobe has really come a long with with Premiere, i still remember using 5.0...

 

[jake blackstone]

Smoke also came a long way. Grant has separate tutorials on conforming from Avid, Premiere and FCP. Yes, even FCP

 

[Kujtim Ereqi]

Good timing.. Yesterday I downloaded Smoke's trial and tried to play with it.. I've always used Adobe (and I'll continue), but lately I have been tempted by the idea of using Smoke for two reasons:
- Do it all in one program for most of my works. (I'm aware that Smoke can't beat every program in its specialty). I'm very good at Premiere, After Effects and Photoshop, but staying in one program sounds tempting, especially when there is no pro Adobe solution for Color Grading (and hearing the rumors that Lustre will be part of Smoke)..
- I trust Autodesk (like I trust Adobe) and I know it will continue to make Smoke better and better so investing (time and money) in it will be a good move for the future..

P.S. Jake, it's true that I have thought about Smoke for a long time, but your posts made me take the first real step..