Filmora9 is a cheap alternative for editors who do not like subscription services. But is it a good choice for experienced editors to consider? Who Is This For? Watch the video above or visit the Filmora website and you will immediately realize something – this software was made for YouTubers. Content creators for YouTube and social media often want a simplified workflow, and Filmora certainly provides that kind of editing experience. But does that mean it’s something experienced editors should ignore? Not necessarily. Filmora9 does not have the features of professional software like Premiere, Final Cut, Media Composer, or Resolve. But if you are cutting a short film or documentary and have a limited budget it can get the job done. The Filmora9 Workspace. Media bin and effects panels are on the top left, the panel on the top right serves as both source and program monitors, and the timeline is below. Features I downloaded the free demo for this review. Filmora’s timeline can handle up to 100 layers, so this isn’t exactly iMovie. Any editing program is going to have basic editing and transform controls, but Filmora9 also has basic compositing and audio tools. These audio tools are quite limited, but they can handle basic audio adjustments. If you like to use plugins for audio sweetening please note that Filmora9 does not support them. The program also features full 4K support (both UHD and DCI 4K). I found this pleasantly surprising since free versions of professional applications often...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 25 July, 2019