I don't expect this video editor ever to replace a professional or paid application, but adding meaningful functionality at a reasonable pace would go a long way. I think it works better thanks to the fact that previews are shown right in the Explorer in contrast to separate. Photo import took 2:07, which compared to 2:35 shown by Lightroom and the 2:40 of Capture One, is a really fast result for ON1. I'd love to see transitions, improved audio control, and a regular stream of new features from Microsoft. The testing was done on my Apple MacBook Pro 15' (2015) Retina Display powered by MacOS Mojave 10.14.5. There are exceptions, such as an app that 'just works' and doesn't need to be touched, but the Photos app's video editor doesn't fall into this category.Ī few specific changes and a continued effort to improve the app would do this video editor some good.

In the software world, an app staying mostly the same for two years is generally a bad thing. I must admit, I have limited experience with both of these tools when compared to Lightroom and Capture One, so I am planning to spend a bit more time. I've bought the full PRO version because I also shoot Nikon and like you, find myself re-editing older images and am not disappointed with C1's results There are a great many useful tutorials on Capture One's YouTube. On1 Photo RAW and Luminar have evolved quite a bit in the past few years, going from a very limited feature-set to a full-blown solution that competes head-to-head with Lightroom and Capture One. But overall, I feel like the app is standing still. welcome to the Capture One side of post-processing I switched from LightRoom (MANY happy years os using that) 2.5 years ago.

The app can also use hardware acceleration when exporting a video. To Microsoft's credit, the app can now backup and duplicate projects, which is an excellent addition. Earlier this year, the app lost the ability to sync metadata across devices. In fact, it's actually lost some features in two years. But Microsoft hasn't done much with it since. When the overhauled video editor came to the Photos app a couple of years ago, it was an impressive editor, at least for a free add-on.

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