Adobe Premiere Pro

la manière dont tout les plug in sont encastrés a l'intérieur du logiciel de sorte que lorsque un besoin ce fait ressentir on peut immédiatement l'étanché.

le logiciel est t'tellement complet et vaste que même pour les expert il faut continuer de chercher il faudrait qu'ils essaient de mettre des tutoriels chaque jours d'un nouveaux et comment l'utilisés

Has lots of options and settings to play around with so you can do many things with your materials

It can be hard to use for beginners and it's buggy too (it can crash randomly so you need to save your project often)

Adobe Premiere Pro makes your life much easier when you have to create a video montage or just put together family memories in a fancy video. There are a lot of effects and transitions presets available out of the box and a lot more are available to buy on Envato Market or similar marketplace. I especially like the title graphics editor. It is so intuitive and easy to use that anyone can use that particular tool to create great video headlines. There is support for multiple timelines and you can output your preview to another monitor to speed up the whole process. The rendering process is kinda long for longer videos and videos with many effects applied but it can be cut in half just by using native GPU accelerated rendering which supports all kinds of graphics cards from newer to 5+ years old models and I really like that.

Premiere Pro is a professional tool and it is very complete in some areas so you need to take a few days or even an online course to master it completely. UI can be confusing sometimes but after using it for a while you will learn a lot of shortcuts which will make your workflow much more efficient. Be prepared to program crashes sometimes so save your project file regularly. You can't rely on the auto-save feature if you are doing important projects.