Adobe Premiere Elements 10

Pros

• Burns HD video to DVDs
• Powerful new color-correction tool
• Available in 64-bit and 32-bit versions

Cons

• Organizer has performance problems
• Can't analyze videos the way it does stills

Bottom Line

With a new 64-bit version and keyframing capabilities unmatched by any competitor, Premiere Elements is the best consumer-priced video editor you can buy.

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