Makes editing your home movies, GIFs and action clips easy, but lacks 360 degrees Another helps you prepare clips for social media by adding moving titles and subtitles, so you can tell viewers what’s happening and let them follow what’s being said even if they’re watching with the sound off.

SNAGIT 2018 review: Gives users creative control over their capturesįor example, one of four new edits – there are now 18 in total – is aimed at footage from GoPro and other action cameras, which tends to have ‘fisheye’ wide-angle distortion, camera shake, and lots of sections where nothing much is happening between the exciting moments.

The key to this is ‘guided edits’, which walk you through the steps to create videos for popular purposes.

It’s not a cut-down version of Premiere Pro, which is widely used in the film and TV industry, but a different program aimed at home users who want quick and simple results to share with friends and family.

Adobe Premiere Elements 2018 review – Following version 15 (which came out in 2017) Adobe’s consumer video-editing program now gets a year-based numbering scheme as well as a batch of extra features.

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