What's New in Vegas Movie Studioįor those who are already familiar with Vegas Movie Studio, here's a cheat sheet of what's new for the latest iteration, Version 17: Even with this upgrade, however Vegas Movie Studio falls short of the competition from Adobe, Corel, and CyberLink.

Add to that hardware acceleration for both Nvidia and AMD, black bar filling for vertical shots, and very detailed keyframe editing, and you have a powerful-if still less than intuitive-video editor. The software now also gets points for supporting 360-degree, HEVC H.265, and 4K content. The latest version includes interface tweaks that help a little in this regard, and adds powerful color-grading, slow motion, and a screen capture tool. Instead, usability has long been the main problem for this software, which appears more like a modified pro-level video editing program than a consumer one.

Weak multicam and motion-tracking implementationsĮditing power has never been in short supply with Vegas Movie Studio.

Less intuitive interface than competitors.

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