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25-Jul-2010, 02:21 PM #1
Question Help with Cyberlink Power Director please?
When I upload pictures from my handy cam to this program, the film looks blotchy and a bit over sharp. How do I correct this please? Also is there a stabiliser on Pinnacle? Many thanks.
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Worst. Program. Ever.
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Hi would you recommend Pinnacle?
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No, it's just as bad.

You should look into Adobe Premiere Elements or Sony Vegas Studio for quality editing software.
All that other stuff is low-end by comparison.
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No, it's just as bad.

You should look into Adobe Premiere Elements or Sony Vegas Studio for quality editing software.
All that other stuff is low-end by comparison.
Is there a stabiliser on both these programmes please? Oy of the two, which would you recommend?
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