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That you can add as many tracks as you like and use keyframing, which is awkward at best in Studio 16 Ultimate, doesnвЂ™t make even that version suitable for professional video editing rather, they merely make it obvious that the least-expensive version is artificially hobbled. The least-expensive version lacks support for Blu-ray disc authoring, 3D file importing, Dolby 5.1-channel audio, and keyframing the middle version omits the Red Giant FilmmakerвЂ™s Toolkit and Motion Graphics toolkit and the green-screen background sheet (to aid in вЂњkeying,вЂќ or knocking out the background in a composition). The application comes in three different versions: Studio 16, which costs $60 and allows you to add up to three video and three audio tracks Studio 16 Plus, which costs $100 and allows up to 12 video and 12 audio tracks and Studio 16 Ultimate, which allows you to add an unlimited number of tracks. It looks significantly different from last yearвЂ™s Pinnacle Studio 15, though it still has lots of help tools and tooltips, and Corel includes 2 hours of video instruction on the DVD it comes on. I even found вЂњAvidвЂќ references in several places throughout the application. This novice-focused application continues PinnacleвЂ™s (and its few remaining competitorsвЂ™) approach of packing in as many new features as possible, but it still wonвЂ™t satisfy everyoneвЂ™s needs.Д«ut is this actually Studio 16? Not exactly itвЂ™s really version 2 of Avid Studio, a slightly higher-end application that Avid introduced last year. Just two months after CorelвЂ™s acquisition of Pinnacle Systems from Avid Technology comes the release of the latest version of PinnacleвЂ™s video-editing software, Studio 16 Ultimate ($130 as of September 4, 2012).

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