Latest reviews of Graphics and media software

OpenShot can work with many media files and offers a good range of titles, transitions and effects… as long as you don’t mind wrestling with a frustrating interface.

OpenShot can work with many media files, has an interesting interface, but is marred by poor execution.

Canva is known for offering a wide range of print services, but it also has a mostly-free video service that works on computers, phones and tablets.

Nero Video promises a simple video editing software tool for home users - but can it deliver?

Updated Nero Video offers you the basics of editing your videos with a handful of interesting features, wrapped in an aged interface.

Adobe After Effects never stops evolving to meet post-production needs - but how do the latest features improve this industry-grade VFX tool?

We were impressed with version 16 of Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve. Have they dropped the ball with version 17, or is it another slam dunk?

Updated SmugMug is one of the best services to present, share or sell your photos online.

This software looks good at first glance and offers some great ideas when it comes to video editing, but the bigger picture shows an app that is lacking in too many areas.

There’s a fair amount of flexibility with this software, with clever takes on traditional tools, but parts of it feel antiquated, while others are glitchy.