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There's even a 'Show Me How' button on the top menu bar which walks you through a basic project showing you everything you need to know to start editing in about 15 minutes.Ĭlose up of the ÃÂShow Me HowÃÂ interactive guide.If you've already done some editing in the past, the 'Show Me How' button also shows you around the interface so you can quickly and easily see where all of the controls are for you to jump into editing. The timeline (as with everything else in the software) is easy to navigate, and offers separate tracks for music and normal audio. The video tracks offer filmstrip-style views of your clips, making navigation in your timeline very easy. Audio mixing is easy with the track sliders embedded into the left side of the audio tracks. Effects and transitions are also really easy to pick up.

Hovering over each transition in the bin shows you a preview of what to expect before transitions are placed.

And effects are a simple matter of drag and drop with a very simple slider-based interface for setting up exactly how you want the effect to look. The bottom line? Movie Studio 13 is … easy. Very easy, making it perfect for a beginner to learn editing, a hobbyist to put together basic stories, or a YouTuber to set up their channel. There is no proper preview window in Movie Studio 13, which means you must place the whole clip in your timeline, and then trim it down to where it should be. Not that big of a deal if you have short clips. A very big deal if you have long clips in which the camera is continually rolling, such as the Phantom 2 footage we used to try it out. This feature alone might be worth the upgrade to Movie Studio Platinum 13 ($30 more) which does have a trimmer window that allows setting in and out points before placing a clip on the timeline. #Sony movie studio platinum 12 images over video upgrade

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Sony movie studio platinum 12 transitions