Lightworks Pro: 50% Off Now

Jose Antunes

10 years ago

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Whether you want to have the Lightworks Pro Yearly or prefer to have your own version of Lightworks instead of renewing a license, the new deal offers you a solution. Lightworks is a non-linear editor from EditShare for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Lightworks, claim the creators, is a “full-featured editor with all the power, performance and features you would expect, with support for all major professional broadcast formats from SD, HD, 2K and Red 4K files.” The people at EditShare, the company responsible for the program, “believe that to make great work, you need great tools. And editing is no exception. Our mission is to give everybody access to the most affordable professional non-linear video editor available. Offering the same tools that professionals around the world have been using every day for the last 20 years to edit feature films, dramas, news and sports. Lightworks gives you everything you need to make your next movie look great!” – See more at: https://www.provideocoalition.com/lightworks-a-professional-editor-for-free#sthash.RVxHSNwg.dpuf

For the next four weeks the Lightworks Pro Yearly license comes with an extra 12 months absolutely free! That’s two years for the price of one. But if you rather own a version 12.x of Lightworks than having to renew a license each year, then now is your chance with a massive 50% off the Buy Outright version of Lightworks Pro! The Buy Outright option will never expire and will work for all version 12.x software releases including the new 12.5 available in the coming weeks, which includes XML export and new media export formats including WebM, XAVC, H.264/MP4 all up to 4K resolutions!

The offer is valid until the 24th June 2015. The voucher code to use for 50% off the Lightworks Pro Outright license is BIRTHDAY_2015.To use your code visit http://www.lwks.com/shop (you will need to be signed in).

Lightworks also has a Free version available. Lightworks Free has all the power of Lightworks, although it has a limitation: you can only export to MPEG-4 (Web, YouTube and Vimeo) at a maximum resolution of 720p.