So I don't have to worry about all of the. It sells for $69.95 and it can open and save.
I also just picked up Corel PaintShop Pro X5 Ultimate. For some people Movie Studio 12 is all they will need,īoth version, Vegas and Movie Studio, have GPU acceleration which is really nice. The Express version is still a great program for adding effects. The Express version is a stripped down version of HitFilm 2 Ulimate.
Anyhow, it is based on Sony Vegas 12 and it comes with HitFilm 2 Express. I haven't started playing with that yet.Īlso, there is Movie Studio 12 Platinum Visual Effects Suite 2. They also have Suite version which include HitFilm 2 Ulimate. So far I like it and will be making the switch to Sony Vegas 12 Pro.
You can download a fully functional demo of Sony Vegas 12 Pro. If I can't sell my Premiere Pro for a good enough price, I will keep it and switch to Vegas or some other program after it becomes obsolete. My video camera is a Canon Vixia HF S20 and my computer is a new Dell XPS 8500 with Core i7 and 12 GB of ram. I am currently about half way through the classroom in a book from Adobe and have not yet edited any of my own videos. I have a feeling they will never fix the bug because of the new CC vesion. It has been over a year and Adobe has still not fixed the bug. Another reason why I may want to get Vegas Pro is because I found out about the AVCHD bug in Premiere AFTER I purchased it. If I decide to make the switch, I will list my Premiere Pro on Ebay. This is NOT something I want to do! I would like to know if the chroma keying and image stabilization in Sony Vegas pro 12 are just as good or similar to Premiere Pro? I already read about how to transfer the product license on the Adobe website. With everything going to the CC, I can't get upgrades unless I join the CC. About 2 months ago, I purchased Premiere Pro CS6 retail box version from Best Buy.
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