Capcut PRO vs FREE - ALL Features Tested!

in this video we're going to talk about and test 16 different features you get when you sign up for cap Cut Pro so that you can decide based on your needs if it's worth it paying the pro subscription instead of just keeping the free version yeah manry and this video is p of information so if you're looking for something specific you can check out the chapters and the timeline now this video is not sponsored by capcut so I'm going to give you my honest opinion if I think a feature is worth it or not that much now one thing that helps me make this video are my classes on skuer but more on that later let's talk about feature number one and now we've got 100 GB instead of only one in your cap cut space it's a space in the cloud in which you can upload your projects this means that you can share projects between devices meaning if you started editing something on your smartphone and you want to continue on your computer and you can also share it with other users very useful for Multi-Device users and if you're collaborating with other people this one is approved feature number two might pass un notied for a lot of users now in the middle of the screen there's this button called remove filler words but actually it does much more than that as soon as you select a clip and you go to this button it's going to analyze all the dialogue and it's going to show you in a graphical representation but also on a list if there are any repeated words repeated sentences if there are any gaps in the dialogue and you can go through the list analyze if it's done it correctly select which part you really want to delete or you want to keep you can also adjust using these handles down here to perfect timing and literally in just a couple of minutes you can get the whole talking head video chopped down this one is pretty impressive so approved feature number three is called AI clip shorts and it's meant for people who make long form content and want to post smaller things for real Tik toks or YouTube shorts basically it kind of works but it doesn't understand the complete dialogue to make each short really live on its own for example I tried with this own video which is kind of list based so each one of these features could be a short and this is what happened feature number four is autoc captions and you're going to tell me that this already exists in the free version and you could be right but there's one extra feature in the pro version which means that you can automatically which means that you can automatically translate the captions into another language so let's say for example that you've recorded a video speaking in English but you also want this video to be accessible to people who speak Portuguese and you can choose to show whichever you prefer or both of them it gets a little bit confusing on screen I don't see that something people should really use but I understand that there might be cases in which is useful so this one is a draw feature number five is all the extra stickers transitions effects futters everything that you get extra from what you have on the free version and this is something that especially if you've been using capcut for some time you notice that each time there are more of the pro and less of the free ones it doesn't really mean that the pro ones are the best ones but you do get a lot more choice so for this one if you fancy some variety and having a little bit more choice for your edits it's a huge plus I got two bonus features for you and this one's related to audio there's a feature called called enhanced voice and one called vocal isolation enhanced voice takes away popping clicking some Echo and it works quite well now just a quick break to tell you about my free cap cut editing class on skillshare using the link in the description you can have access to the platform for a whole month including my cap cut glass it does make your voice sound a little bit different but it improves in many cases but vocal isolation is I digitally added an airon and Street noise into this footage and used vocal isolation to make it sound like this it's a 90 minutes class very well organized in different lessons in which we learned all the basics of editing with cap cut for that and some frequencies Escape here and there but really if you had that original footage this is a miracle so back to you by the end there's a whole lesson which I edit a short video from scratch and this video I edited and posted as a YouTube short got more than half a million views so if you want to see how I did it head over there and sign up it's really free back to the video and our sixth feature and the first one over there is the auto adjust which I'll tell you already is a huge no I don't know if the problem are the clips I've been trying the way I've been recording I don't know but none of the clips I've used made something that was even usful wait I'm entry the editor and while editing this I noticed that some footage actually worked quite well with the outo adjust it's a bit of a HD and Miss but it helps with some quick fixes so actually it's okay however feature number seven is related to it and are the color wheels and this is something that if you're minimally interested in color correcting or color grading your footage you just need it and cap cut not only delivers the primaries Wheels but also the log wheels and if you don't know what that is let me show you here you can see the difference by increasing the brightness of the Shadows in the primary wheels and also in the log Wheels it's massive they just understand all of the levels of brightness and colors that are present within the fire so that you can adjust it perfectly so this one if you're shooting with a camera I think it's a huge must have if you're only shooting if you're smart it would be just a bonus for me it's a big yes feature number eight is enhance image and this one is meant to increase the resolution of a fire so I went in really hopeful to use enhanced image to be able to transform some of my old footage into some shorts but the result was like this looks like it manages to make it bigger but not sharp enough to make it even usable so this one for me is a no feature number nine is reduce image noise if you happen to shoot something with a very high ISO and you have a lot of grain you can try to use this feature to reduce it a little bit it does help with some footage that was otherwise unusable to make it look at least clean although soft ideally re-shoot and use some lights if you can't this can help feature number 10 is called relight and this one I was pretty sure it wasn't going to work and I have to admit that I was quite surprised here the idea is that you can completely relight a scene using these fake lights and basically what it's doing is an overlay of colors on top of what it understands to be the subject and the background you don't have much control about the dep but the mixing of colors works and if you just want to add a little bit of Pop to the background it works quite well now now the real light on the subject was the one that impressed me the most what it looks like is that it does understand the shape of the face and illuminates it just like a real light would do in a studio there are only specific cases in which it's going to work well but if it does it's really cool so I could be in the middle but I'm more towards the approved feature number 11 Auto reframe this feature allows you to shoot in one orientation and reframe it into another it could be square 3x4 or vertical it's perfect if you're doing short vertical clips from longer horizontal content you don't have much control about who or what is the subject in the scene but it does a pretty good job in figuring it out like this clip for example in which just follows my photographer friend Nico around the streets of Genova perfectly now when I tried this in another clip of me playing tennis with my other YouTuber friend Emmanuel it didn't work quite well the software kind of gets confused about who is the subject and where exactly should it start tracking it so I see it as a very good feature but I couldn't trust it most of the time so here I'm going to keep it as a draw feature number 12 is remove flickering and this is an effect you're going to get a lot when you're shooting environments in which the lights are not meant for video cap cut could make it better in some situations but in others not really and in none of them it really solved the issue for now it won't justify you paying the subscription feature number 13 and we are getting to the end of the list is called AI movement this one is to give a little bit of camera movement to a somewhat static shot maybe you have the subject doing something interesting but the camera not really so you can choose some of these options to make a fluid camera movement it is interesting but I don't see myself using it so for me it's a no but let me know in the comments if you have any kind of specific use that this would be really good feature 14 is camera tracking now this clashes directly with the auto reframe feature but the camera tracking has some extra options that make it very interesting you can track the head the body or the hand of a subject and it is going to try to keep it in the center most of the time again you don't have the fine control that some other softwares have of choosing exactly which frame to start and which ones you've tracked already capcut tries to make it easy for the user so even if it doesn't find a subject in the first few frames it just goes forward and then if it finds something it's going to track forward and also backwards so you can see in this shot here for example it didn't find anything in the first few seconds but then it started tracking her and then it tracked also for the beginning now this one works pretty well and makes a very interesting effect so even if sometimes it creates a weird camera movement I think this one is a yes number 15 is a very useful feature and is stabilization now I've compared capcut stabilization to The Vines and premieres and basically capcut and D Vinci are super fast to stabilize and their stabilization is very similar in this shot here for example I wasn't using any in body stabilization and this is the result in some areas it gets a little bit wobbly there's this jelly effect but for most of it it worked pretty well the final result on Premiere was also pretty good apart from some areas but it took 10 times longer so for most part part of my test the stabilization was pretty good so this one for me is a yes feature number 16 and the last one in our list is blur and the scenario that I found that this feature was most useful was to create a motion blur in shots that didn't have because of using a high shutter speed let me show you an example in this shots you can see the difference between a shter of a 150th of a second and 1 millisecond and now the third one is the higher shter but applying the blur effect inside cap so you were shooting outside and you had no enduser for example with you you could just use this trick to make all the footage look alike or if you just want to be creative and you have some seagull you can just apply the maximum blur and it looks pretty cool let me know in the comment section below which features you think are the most useful ones in cap Cut Pro and since you're here there's a lot more interesting content in the channel for you to watch like this video over here that YouTube is recommending you right now so go check it out I'll see you over there bye and thanks for watching Chia chiao

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Length: 9min 54sec (594 seconds)

Published: Mon Mar 18 2024