The previous version updated added a goodly haul of new features as well: Every month, subscribers see new sets of media, fonts, and effects that add more creative possibilities. Plenty of New Templates, LUTs, and Content. PowerDirector already had motion tracking capability but the new feature is more accurate. Choose from nearly 7,000 templates and contribute intro sequences from an online community.ĪI-Powered Motion Tracking. PowerDirector's new sky replacement option automatically detects the sky and lets you choose from more than 70 dramatic looks, and you can now import your own sky images. It takes multistep procedures and automates them. This class of automating tool has become a popular update in photo editing applications like Skylum Luminar and Adobe Photoshop. Note that both of these new tools require Nvidia graphics hardware on your PC.Įnhanced AI Sky Replacement. The video part is less common, as most competitors have audio de-noising. This version of PowerDirector sees new tools for denoising both video and audio. Two annoyances are that the program adds too many program icons to your start menu, and you can't upgrade the free trial to the paid version-you must download and reinstall. The pricing is competitive with that of Premiere Elements ($99.99), Corel VideoStudio ($99.99), and Magix Movie Studio ($79.99). To see exactly which is in each edition, go to CyberLink's comparison page (Opens in a new window). The higher-end options add loads of third-party special effects from the likes of BorixFX, NewBlue, and proDAD. Both subscriptions get you regular updates with new effects, plug-ins, and music samples, as well as the previously mentioned stock media. Finally, you can get PowerDirector 365 (the version tested here) as a $69.99-per-year or $19.99-per-month subscription (often discounted). Another option is to bundle it with CyberLink's ColorDirector, AudioDirector, and PhotoDirector in the Director Suite bundle, which is only available as a subscription for $29.99 per month or $129.99 for a year. Two editions of the standalone video editor are available, the $99.99 Ultra and the $139.99 Ultimate. You can try out the software for 30 days with a downloadable trial version that adds brand watermarks and doesn't support 4K. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Wondershare Filmora Review
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