1. Adobe Premiere Pro CS6:
This software is the best video editing software available without the
need to buy specialized hardware. Adobe redesigned the user interface
for this iteration of Premier Pro with the intent to remove all the
obstacles in the way of the creative process. The redesign is
successful, for the most part, without compromising the tools and
features that put this product in first place.
2. Final Cut Pro X: Apple also recently revamped its signature video editing software. Final Cut Pro X is leaner and faster than previous iterations of the software. The new interface also makes the software more intuitive and accessible to new users. Innovative new features such as background rendering and the magnetic timeline set the standard for future generations of video editing applications.
3. Sony Vegas Pro 11: Sony's latest foray into video editing sees marked improvements over their past efforts. All the features and tools needed to create a great video project are present and functional. It has excellent integration with Sony hardware such as cameras and audio equipment. However, it just doesn't quite live up to the high standards set by Adobe and Apple.
[Complete Professional Editing Software Review]
2. Final Cut Pro X: Apple also recently revamped its signature video editing software. Final Cut Pro X is leaner and faster than previous iterations of the software. The new interface also makes the software more intuitive and accessible to new users. Innovative new features such as background rendering and the magnetic timeline set the standard for future generations of video editing applications.
3. Sony Vegas Pro 11: Sony's latest foray into video editing sees marked improvements over their past efforts. All the features and tools needed to create a great video project are present and functional. It has excellent integration with Sony hardware such as cameras and audio equipment. However, it just doesn't quite live up to the high standards set by Adobe and Apple.
[Complete Professional Editing Software Review]
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