Adobe Elements 11 For Mac
As someone who has worked extensively on computer games many years in the past, I'm used to working with story-boarding and timelines, which might be why I found PE11 so easy and intuitive to use. Without bothering to consult the Help file, I made two short videos, one of which involved mixing stock footage in several different video formats which needed to be visually stretched to fit the viewing area and time-stretched to fit the music that the video was illustrating. It only took two to three hours to get each one to the point where it was ready to upload to YouTube.
PE11 has all the usual 'bells and whistles' you might expect from a non-professional video editing programme and a lot more besides. Even a pro could make a great-looking video with this cut-down version of Premiere Pro. I knew from experience that too many bells and whistles in the actual video do no more than make that video look very unprofessional so I haven't bothered with learning all of the more advanced stuff yet, though I've bought the Muvipix.com Guide and Adobe's Classroom in a Book and can recommend both for anyone else who's ready to move on. Though I won't be using it, I'm impressed by PE11's themed Instant Movie feature plus the fact that there is royalty-free music and graphics that you can include in your project that make it extremely easy to create your own amateur videos.
Just drag and drop some video clips into the Quick View, click the Instant Movie button, select a few options and off you go. On the other hand, it doesn't take too long to learn the more Expert approach and you can be adding picture-in-picture, professional-looking fades and wipes, colour and tone effects, audio effects and more to your projects.
Photoshop Elements 11 can be used with both Windows and Mac computers. If you own an earlier version of Photoshop Elements, it can be easily upgraded to Photoshop Elements 11. The features in Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 help you create stunning, professional looking photographs and images.
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I haven't used any competing products, but they'd have to go a long way to be better and easier than Premiere Elements. I have gone back to using Premiere Elements 8. Bought Elements 10 a while ago because of it being 64 bit. Found it quicker and more stable then Elements 8, but was surprised and frustrated to find that it only allowed 25 scene markers.
Not sufficient when editing family video 150 minute Blu-Ray projects with multiple short recordings. I downloaded a trial version of Elements 11 prior to buying, specifically to check for any scene marker limit, and was able to put as many scene markers on a test project as I wanted. However, I made the mistake of not trying to write the test project to BluRay before buying Elements 11. When I went to write my first project to BluRay, only 25 markers were recognised.
Adobe Premiere Elements For Mac
It is a shame that Adobe have persisted in this ridiculous limitation in scene markers, because I did find Elements 11 straightforward and stable with regards to the editing features which I require from editing software. If it allowed as many scene markers as its Premiere Elements 8 predecessor, I would have given it 4*s. It is also surprising that this limitation in scene markers is not made clear in the product description, and moreso that the programme allows > 25 scene markers to be placed in a project with the limitation only becoming apparent when trying to write the project to disc. As someone who has worked extensively on computer games many years in the past, I'm used to working with story-boarding and timelines, which might be why I found PE11 so easy and intuitive to use.
Adobe Premiere Elements 11 For Mac
Without bothering to consult the Help file, I made two short videos, one of which involved mixing stock footage in several different video formats which needed to be visually stretched to fit the viewing area and time-stretched to fit the music that the video was illustrating. It only took two to three hours to get each one to the point where it was ready to upload to YouTube. PE11 has all the usual 'bells and whistles' you might expect from a non-professional video editing programme and a lot more besides. Even a pro could make a great-looking video with this cut-down version of Premiere Pro. I knew from experience that too many bells and whistles in the actual video do no more than make that video look very unprofessional so I haven't bothered with learning all of the more advanced stuff yet, though I've bought the Muvipix.com Guide and Adobe's Classroom in a Book and can recommend both for anyone else who's ready to move on. Though I won't be using it, I'm impressed by PE11's themed Instant Movie feature plus the fact that there is royalty-free music and graphics that you can include in your project that make it extremely easy to create your own amateur videos.