For now, paid Creative Cloud members can apply for an invitation here. This release also comes with a new beta set of social tools that are currently invite-only, with plans to go wide. As more monitors are capable of displaying high dynamic range imagery, it's rapidly becoming a delivery spec that filmmakers should have a handle on, and it is good to see the capabilities being built straight into Premiere. Premiere has integrated a new set of controls for dealing with HDR video that should be interesting for those moving into the format.

This shares media on the cloud for a variety of editors to work on simultaneously, which could potentially move in on Avid's dominance of multi-editor projects. For enterprise Creative Cloud clients, there is the new Team Projects feature. There are also refinements in the user interface, with revised icons and an easier tool for editing shortcuts, which should make it easier than ever before to customize the interface. This revision focuses heavily on making VR integration and creation as easy as possible in Premiere, and adds a new set of 3D modeling tools to After Effects. Many of the features were first discussed back at IBC in September, but they are now live for the public, and their release comes with the beta release of a Social Publishing Panel that should solve some social media headaches.

Some people wish they could have skipped 2016 altogether, so Adobe did, going straight from CC 2015 to CC 2017 with the newest revision of Creative Cloud, out this week. The newest full revision of Adobe Creative Cloud brings VR and HDR into Premiere and gives a glimpse into the future of social video creation.

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