The color grading of Premiere Pro is more advanced. With Pinnacle Studio, the screen recorder video fills the whole timeline (landscape). I mostly screen record my mobile phone (portrait), and in Premiere Pro, I can double-click on a clip in the timeline view to adjust the size and position. One odd thing I found in Pinnacle Studio was the missing option to adjust the clip’s width or height. The table below compares the options both offer: Pinnacle Studio Premiere Pro, we are covering video tools. Templates: Saved templates to make the editing process fasterĬompared to Pinnacle Studio, Premiere Pro comes with more workspace options.įurthermore, Pinnacle Studio combines audio and video tracks, while in Premiere Pro, both are put onto separate tracks.Transitions: To transition between videos.Effects: To make the video more dynamic.Pinnacle Studio, on the other hand, splits into four sections. Some of the workspaces we find in Premiere Pro are: It brings the workspace features where you change according to the work type.įor example, in the color grading workspace, you only see color grading options on the interface. Premiere Pro has a timeline at the bottom with a video preview to the right.Īll the clip options are to the left, with a small area for project files, effects, markers, etc. Both software packages have a complex interface.
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