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Why Premiere is much better than Pinnacle

Why Premiere is over Pinnacle.
Pinnacle Studio is the best software for beginners  but does not offer much for professional editors.  Here are some keys where Pinnacle Studio fails.
-Use of computer resources.  Editing a short clip is great but when you add some hours of videos the program starts to respond less and you cant edit as fast as you can.
-Hollywood  FX are really  nice but noy for professionals.  It shows nothing more than an amateur  work.  (Who needs page peels, books opening and birds flying as an transition?)
- Appearence.  Till Pinnacle  15 I was really amazed  with its appearance but from 16 to 20 or 21 last versions I dont like it.  Im not judging  by my preference but Its not practical. Effects tab scrolling  down is really boring.
-Too much versions. Still from pinnacle studio 9 which I remember  to 10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18_19,20....  What the hell is going on?  Looks like Pinnacle has bugs and thats why every  year new versions  are introduced.


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Back to Adobe Premiere which  doesn't  have premade effects  but allows you to create new ones.  One point that pinnacle wins is that in Pinnacle you can add keyframes,  but in premiere no.  Premiere is great for subtitles,  color grading,  editing multi sequences in one project and copying fron one to another.
I have been editing since 2009 and in 2014 leht pinnacle forever for Adobe Premiere

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  1. Frank SeegersSeptember 11, 2017 at 3:10 AM

    I have been installing EDIUS pro 8 for a year.
    I upgrade for free to 8.5.
    The program is fast, stable, perfect collor correction.
    I do not want anything else. I am very satisfied.

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