Adobe Premiere Pro vs. Adobe Premiere Elements

[TanFrash1]

Hi, I'm willing to get a good video editing software and someone recommended me the Adobe Premiere Pro. Later, I came across Premiere Elements, and, since money is not a problem to me, I wanted to know which of both softawers is best. Being easy to use is also not a priority. Thank you.

 

[Hjgrove]

Adobe Premiere Pro has more "Enhanced" features and they have developed them into more precise detail and to perfect them by doing some tweaks.
But of course adobe Premiere Pro has a lot more features over Premiere Elements "12" but honestly considering price isn't a issue to you...
I would go for Adobe Premiere Elements "12", it has enhanced features along with a few new ones that aren't in the pro suite but at the moment it does sometimes have the tendency to crash but hopefully they will fix this bug soon.
Hope this helps!

 

[TanFrash1]

Adobe Premiere Pro has more "Enhanced" features and they have developed them into more precise detail and to perfect them by doing some tweaks.
But of course adobe Premiere Pro has a lot more features over Premiere Elements "12" but honestly considering price isn't a issue to you...
I would go for Adobe Premiere Elements "12", it has enhanced features along with a few new ones that aren't in the pro suite but at the moment it does sometimes have the tendency to crash but hopefully they will fix this bug soon.
Hope this helps!

What kind of stuff is Adobe Premiere Elements better? Which are the features you mentioned?

 

[kenrivers]

Basically Elements is aimed at casual editors and Premiere Pro is aimed at professional editors. While I don't claim to be a professional editor I prefer Premiere Pro and am currently using Premiere Pro CC. I have used Premiere Elements in the past but have never used the newer version. Premiere Pro CC is available as a subscription whereas you can outright purchase Premiere Elements. The benefit of the subscription service is that you don't have to buy future upgrades as they are included in the price of the subscription. Premiere Pro does give you more control than Premiere Elements. It's not as easy to learn but it is a more "powerful" editor.

 

[TanFrash1]

Basically Elements is aimed at casual editors and Premiere Pro is aimed at professional editors. While I don't claim to be a professional editor I prefer Premiere Pro and am currently using Premiere Pro CC. I have used Premiere Elements in the past but have never used the newer version. Premiere Pro CC is available as a subscription whereas you can outright purchase Premiere Elements. The benefit of the subscription service is that you don't have to buy future upgrades as they are included in the price of the subscription. Premiere Pro does give you more control than Premiere Elements. It's not as easy to learn but it is a more "powerful" editor.

Just got Premiere Pro CC. Really amazing software, with tons of tools and not that hard to use. Thanks!