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This was pretty cool because it leaves a halo-effect on the screen to help you line up your still frames. Something neat is that you can capture a stop-frame animation using your webcam, at either 8 or 12 fps. You can scan your computer to automatically grab media from all over your harddrive, you can import from your DVD/Blueray drive in your pc, you can capture video and stills from your webcam, connect a digital camera or import converter box, and of course you can individually grab files from the harddrive, although you can do that in the library so I don’t really see the point of having that option in the import screen. The import tab is easy to understand and use. The video preview area is in the upper right, your collection of media for your project is in the upper left (which is a mini-view of your library), and the timeline is across the bottom. The layout of the program (seen in the first screenshot above) while you are editing your movie is similar to other programs. There are tabs across the top that allow you to quickly flip back and forth between importing, the library, editing your movie, editing your DVD menus, and exporting. Because of that, I believe I am safe to say that Avid Studio is a prosumer package. In pricing that is certainly true, and I think in terms of features and power that is also true. But maybe that isn’t a fair comparison to make because it seems to me that Avid Studio sits between the likes of Pinnacle Studio and Adobe Premier Pro.

My reaction when I opened the program for the first time was ‘wow, there is a lot going on here.’ But compared to Adobe Premier Pro, this program is way easier to get up and running. While not exactly the same, there are some similarities in the location of buttons and general layout of the screen. Having been a long-time Pinnacle user, it didn’t take me long to get used to the Avid Studio interface.

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