Softwares: Ulead video studio 11

Description:

Ulead VideoStudio 11 Plus is a competent, occasionally interface with the difficulties of the program. This is a good choice for technical users who do not mind rolling up their sleeves and get their hands dirty. Like many programs, it offers a function to a button to transfer DV tape to DVD. You can, however, the scanning of a DV tape for scene changes to a speed of about 8X (he worked through a test strip 45 minutes in just under 6 minutes). Once this process is complete, you can select and capture only the scenes you want, I have found to be a great convenience. Anyone who burns every second of film they shoot DVD is either to create DVDs very tedious and is a great camera to the tastes of the editor that has not been seen since Alfred Hitchcock.

When importing a large file in your project, VideoStudio can divide the scenes with timecode or scene changes, and this is one of the few publishers with a tool that allows you to quickly cut multitrim sequences within a larger file. Chronology of VideoStudio has seven video tracks, plus a title track, which should be plenty for almost any project, some users really need the 99 tracks Premiere Elements offers. Picture-in-picture options are good, you can resize and distort your pips at will and create an environment of any color as well. But VideoStudio chroma-key effect of poor performance in our tests, especially compared to that of Premiere Elements, and the workflow was awkward, making the program a bad choice for the real world and the green-blue-screen applications.

I found the remedial effects of the APA generally quite good in the tests. The new feature color correction worked well in automatic mode with manual controls for convenient gamma, contrast, brightness, saturation and hue. Filter Ulead AE cleverly lit the faces of our test clips backlit, while maintaining good exposure in the background, but not as effectively as the shadow Premiere Elements' fabulous / Highlight tool.

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