I’m not quite sure what the though process was with some of these new UI element. Specifically the “IMPORT’, “EDIT”, & “EXPORT” windows. These are infuriating. They server no purpose.
Starting a new file use to just start. From there the user could attack the project in whatever way they wanted. This IMPORT page doesn’t allow the use to move forward without predefining a project name, and using a dropdown setting that is WEAK in comparison to the operating systems basking file saving explorer window. SOOO MANY CLICKS! Why?
So many GIGANITC folder icons. Why?
All of this is useless. CTRL “N” and CTRL “I” did all of this in 2 shortcut clicks.
You can fix this by simply allowing the user to skip this page and go right to the EDIT page. This would allow us to skip past this useless page, and allow anyone who does see value in it to keep using it. But as it stand it’s EXTREEMLY FRUSTING to use this, and it the first thing you have to do when opening the software.

I am on version 22.1.2. In prior versions, after loading a project, a status would appear at the bottom left hand corner of the screen that showed Premiere's progress in locating all the associated media files. That process can take a while if the project is large. However, it doesn't appear anymore. This was very useful because I had indication of when the project was fully loaded and ready to edit. Now I have to guess (repeatedly) when this process is done. Trying to edit anything before this is complete is a nightmare. It would be really great if this was at least an option in preferences. I scoured it but didn't find anything.

The traditional "New Project" window was perfect in every way. It occupied a fraction of the screen, it allowed me to select various display formats. One click of the "Browse" button allowed me to quickly schoose the project location in the operating system's native file browser. I could pick my scratch disk locations. Everything was great. And more importantly, I knew where everything was and creating a new project was second nature. I grew up on Premiere with this new project screen.

Now, it's clunky, big, and unintuitive. The way it's designed feels like Adobe wants me to change how I begin new projects and how I ingest footage.

The project name text field is not highlighted by default, so an additional click is required to name the project. There is no longer a "Browse" button next to project location, so two clicks are now required to get into the native browser compared to the previous iteration. If I want to change scratch disk, color management, video or audio display formats, I need to dig into project settings, which requires more clicks. And on top of all that, the window occupies the entire screen, demanding even more mouse movement.

Clearly the 2022 New Project window wants me to ingest footage upon the creation of a new project. I am not going to do that. I'd much rather create my project, then select the footage I want to ingest through my operating system's native browser — this is how it's always been done, and it is second nature to me at this point.

This iteration feels geared towards newbies, which is fine. I welcome those who want to learn how to edit video, especially in Premiere. But re-designing something that ultimately makes me slower at work, especially when time is money, does not resonate well.

Everything in this post can be applied to the new export window as well.

Having recently updated to 22, all my footage shot on MXF S log 3 on the FX6 has to manually interpreted into a 709 color space. I have just spent the morning talking to adobe and basically there is no fix for this issue, every time i open a project i will now have to modify my footage to fit a color space that adobe has decided i should use. Apparently this was an issue for other cameras out there before this and now it is fixing those one but hurting the FX6 workflow, maybe what you should do is allow us to pick the color space for the whole project or for a new sequence so i dont have to do it manually for every clip.

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To my knowledge, the only way of 'versioning' an individual sequence within a Premiere Pro project at present is to duplicate it and work with the duplicate. Now, with many deliverables on client projects for social media with different ratios etc, you can end up with many sequences, and managing versioning as well as the separate sequences themselves can become pretty cumbersome. Yes, its always a good idea to save copy iterations of the entire project as you work, but it would be really neat to be able to be able to save out versions within the same sequence. Perhaps it could have a little dropdown arrow next to it, where you could access all your older versions - much in the same way that Frame.io works for tabbing between uploaded versions of the same sequence. In fact this could integrate with Frame.io.