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Pinnacle Studio's image quality is excellent, and it has too many features to summarize (more than 1,800 effects alone). One of the first things we did in Pinnacle Studio was set up our Watchfolders for automatic updates. Pinnacle Studio is first and foremost a video-editing suite, but it also imported all our digital media files, including images and music, to its Library file manager. Despite its many features, this program is actually easy enough for beginners.
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Pinnacle Studio Plus 16 has an up-to-date user interface featuring a timeline with previews and drag-and-drop compatibility.
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The Standard Content Pack is a substantial (but recommended) optional download that needs Pando Media Booster, which required an additional installation step, as well as a current DirectX release.
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An interesting "Learn while installing" feature lets you view a Guided Tour, video tutorials, a manual, and Help flyers (the registered free trial includes technical support) during the lengthy process. Pinnacle Studio's installer includes an Advanced Option that let us decide what Bonus Content to download and install. The latest release has an improved user interface, better 3D editing, and integrated cloud storage. Pinnacle Studio Plus 16 is free to try and costs $99.99 not cheap, certainly, but within the budget for many sophisticated amateurs. You can save your productions in a variety of formats, share them online, or burn them to disk. It offers 24-track editing, multilayer special effects, animated graphics, custom titles, and hi-fi audio quality. This full-featured video suite is compatible with the latest HD and 3D standards, including Blu-ray and AVCHD. Pinnacle Studio Plus 16 might be what you're looking for. You can use better video tools, but the best is way out of your price range. Studio Plus also has more sophisticated image tools, allowing you to pan and zoom an image to create animated slide shows.When it comes to video, you're not a pro, but neither are you a noob. The latter resizes the overlay and positions it on top of the main track. The former allows you to remove a single background colour to cut the subject matter out and superimpose it on a different background. In tandem with this extra track, Pinnacle has added chroma keying and picture-in-picture. Most important of these is the second video track, with which you can overlay one layer of video on top of another. Although the latter primarily relies on templates, the Title Deko engine means you can also extensively reconfigure DVD menu layouts or even create your own.įor an extra £20, the Plus version adds some useful features. Titling is adeptly executed by the powerful Title Deko, which also supplies the engine for Studio’s built-in DVD authoring. Best of all, Studio can create 5.1 surround soundtracks. There’s a noise-reduction tool and five VST plug-ins, including an equalizer and level normaliser. Studio’s audio handling is commendable too. Both filters and transitions can be extended with premium effects – pack add-ons, although these are pricey considering Studio’s low cost. The range of transitions is extensive, and includes some natty 3D wipes courtesy of Pinnacle’s Hollywood FX engine. Multiple filters can also be applied at once. Still, Studio bears up well it has a decent set of filters that range from practical options, such as colour correction, to more stylised choices such as old film effects. Not only did Ulead’s last version of VideoStudio (see p165) offer a few more editing features, but Adobe has finally dismounted its high horse and released the cut-down Premiere Elements. However, the entry-level video-editing market has really livened up of late.
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