MAGIX Movie Edit Pro Premium

Unlike photos, movies demand more work when it comes to editing their characteristics and enhancing their quality. Making movies from your own video clips can prove to be even more challenging, especially if you need to add effects or include credits and transitions.

MAGIX Movie Edit Pro Premium is an application designed to comprise almost everything you would need in order to create professional-looking movies, complete with color correction plugins, special effects, transitions and audio editing tools. It also supports 4K resolutions and a wide variety of both input and output formats, including AVI, MP4 and MPG.

As far as the effects you can use are concerned, they range from basic blur and contrast modifications, all the way to various kind of distorsions and filters that can be applied on top of your video. You can also perform  scene stabilization operations and modify the Stereo3D properties, as well as import new effects from external templates, in case you are not satisfied with the provided options.

In order to add a true movie feeling to your clips, you can add sleek titles and transitions between scenes. Thus, whether you want to list the actors at the beginning of the movie, or display extensive credits at the end, the available titles come in a wide array of animations, all of which can be edited according to your own preferences.

The transitions, on the other hand, are used for scene changes, or to separate different movie chapters from each other. Among the available categories, you can choose between standard, spatial or 3D stereo fades and they can be previewed before selecting the one you enjoy the most. Scenes can be also detected automatically, by running the recognition utility on the desired clip and saving each one as a separate take inside the timeline.

MAGIX Movie Edit Pro Premium offers everything you could ever need in order to create and edit your own, professional-looking movies. It also features support for many new, cutting-edge technologies, including 4K resolutions and the AVCHD progressive video standards in 50 frames per second, used for multiple screens.

Hence, although the user interface can be a bit confusing at the first glance, it becomes rather simple to use after a little practice, since most of the functions are intuitively placed and they are very well explained.