Adobe Premiere Elements 11 for Windows and Mac

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I have chosen Adobe Premiere Elements as the software for teaching video editing techniques to beginners during the 2-day Basic Videogaphy Course in Singapore.

The main reason for choosing Premiere Elements is its compatibility with both the Windows PC and the Apple Mac.  So participants can bring along whatever laptops they have.

Here are 5 other reasons for using Elements:

  1. Easy and quick to edit a video.  Although designed for home users, I discovered that the simplicity of Adobe Premiere Elements makes it suitable for organizations whose core business is not in media creation.
  2. Works like professional software underneath.  Beneath the simplicity is a professional video editing software. Unlike other home video editing software, Adobe Premiere Elements have the option to switch to "expert" mode.
  3. Stepping stone to Adobe Premiere Pro.  The "Pro" is the big brother of the "Elements" and is the industry standard in the video production arena.  When you have mastered the use of Elements, you can easily switch to Pro.
  4. Repair bad audio recording easily.  This is my favorite feature.  I have been using this function to save a few video recordings with bad audio like reducing surrounding noise and interferences.  Specialized audio repair software cost more than Adobe Premiere Elements.
  5. Automatic adjustments of video brightness and color.  Even professionals need to adjust brightness and color of videos to enhance the final look and this can take a long time.  Elements made it easy with just one click.
These are only 5 of the many reasons why I recommend and teach Adobe Premiere Elements.


 Click here to buy Adobe Premiere Elements 11

Here's a video I recorded of myself going through the steps of downloading Adobe Premiere Elements...


Adrian Lee
http://VideoLane.com

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Adrian Lee said…
I wish my video editing software can do animated typography easily. What do you wish your video editing software can do?
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