Premiere Pro CC 7.2 introduced the first iteration of the Lumetri color tools. While today's Lumetri has 20+ sliders, version 7.2.2 offered:
To understand the significance of this build, we must parse the version number. In Adobe’s nomenclature, "CC" stands for Creative Cloud, marking the shift from perpetual licensing to subscription-based software. Version 7.2.2 was released roughly in late 2014 to early 2015. The "Build 33 Final" designation is crucial—it signifies the final, stable, shipping version of the 7.2.x branch, meaning it is free from the release-candidate bugs found in earlier 7.2 builds. Adobe Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2 Build 33 Final
This version sits between Premiere Pro CC (original 2013 release, version 7.0) and the major CC 2015 overhaul (version 9.0). Consequently, build 7.2.2 is the ultimate maturation of the "first generation" CC architecture. Premiere Pro CC 7
While it lacks the AI tools of 2025 (no automatic transcription, no Sensei color matching), this build introduced several critical features that are still workflow staples. Version 7