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This is a most welcome addition - it makes HitFIlm one of the best video editor apps for beginners, and the bundled tutorials are sure to improve a new editor’s abilities quickly.

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Here, you’re graced with three videos explaining the basics - the lowdown of the interface, how to manage your media, and how to export your finished product.īut there’s a lot more: click on ‘All Categories’ to see all 39 available videos designed to teach you about most aspects of filmmaking, including green screen work, changing the pitch of audio, and tweaking a clip’s color balance, among others. You can toggle it on and off through a simple button, to the right of the top menus. So many windows or panels, so many options, where to start?įor that reason, we really appreciated the new Sidebar, simply called ‘Learn’.

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If you’re new to software for editing videos, launching such an app can feel daunting. Self learningįancy some tutoring? You can learn many things through numerous tutorials without having to leave the interface (Image credit: FXHome) Maybe being subtle didn’t work for them with the previous look, but this is garish and obtrusive, and really a major step down in our opinion. The justification for that might be the giant ‘Upgrade’ button, top right, constantly reminding you that, really, you should be sending FXHome some money every month by taking up one of their juicy subscriptions. Sadly, if you’re running HitFilm on a Mac, the interface guidelines aren’t being respected, with the Menu Bar being ignored, and the menus respecting the Windows principles instead, unnecessarily eating up precious real estate. Thankfully, there's an option to turn this off and return the menu back where it belongs, but why is this 'feature' not on by default? Gone is the off-white look that graced the version we looked at two years ago, replaced with a sleeker, more modern, dark gray design. The interface has had a pretty major revamp.

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HitFilm Pro editions do support third party OFX plugins including Red Giant Universe, some from Re:Vision Effects like Twixtor and many from NewBlueFX and there are probably others that work.HitFilm boasts a new look, and most of the tools you know are still there (Image credit: FXHome) This is the best introductory tutorial HitFilm There's the already mentioned stuff and the HitFilm YouTube channel. HitFilm has a much lower learning curve than AE so once you get through those resources and have an understanding of not only HitFilm but compositing, you'll be able to start watching AE or Motion tutorials and apply what you're seeing to HitFilm. On top of all that there's the HitFilm community. Anytime you have a question, ask it here and somebody will provide an answer.

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Sometimes several people will provide several answersĪ HitFilm Pro license also comes with the Ignite OFX plugins that work in several hosts including Premiere and AE. You can also buy the Ignite plugins separately. Even if you choose not to go with HitFilm definitely get the Ignite plugins! Because they work in both AE and Premiere many things you would normally be forced into doing in AE can be done without ever leaving Premiere. They work the same across hosts so if you decide to move on to something else like Edius or Resolve, you still get the same effects and looks you're used to. Here's the Film Video covering the promo and using Ignite in AE: If you hurry there's a 50% off promotion going on with Film Riot through June 27th making Ignite $99.50, less than a dollar per effect.

I think the major points have been covered. To recap: Hitfilm 4 Pro is better value-for-money.Īfter Effects is, overall, potentially more powerful than Hitfilm-AE has a few features Hitfilm is missing like Warp Stabilization, puppet warps, liquify, and scripting/expressions, but Hitfilm has 3D model/particle features that require expensive plug-ins.