Another new feature called Remove a Color (Chroma key) is not unlike when news show meteorologists use a green screen behind them to present the weather. Just like other effects, you can drag and drop Clip Speed into your timeline, then just adjust it using controls within the timeline. A new Clip Speed feature can be accessed from the Video FX tab, and lets you speed through slow processes in a demonstration or slow down a faster process you want your audience to see. In the latest version Techsmith added a couple more professional looking effects to add to your screencasts. If you want to point out specific parts of your screencast for a demo or training video, for example, you can zoom in on the action or add arrows, text, or pointers to call out certain parts of the screen. You also can pick from many filters to colorize portions of your video or add Glow or Drop Shadow effects. You can choose from a number of transitions, audio and video effects, and animations by simply dragging them into the appropriate part of the timeline. When your initial recording is finished, Camtasia offers several options for editing and enhancing your screencasts. The Webcam feature lets you personally "present" your screencast in a picture-in-picture window and you have various effects to add to your presentation. You can quickly create a screencast at launch by first selecting sound and Webcam preferences, then hitting the red record button. The interface is fairly easy to understand right away with your media, transitions, animations, and effects on the left side, the work area (what they call the Canvas) on the right, and a video timeline on the bottom. Camtasia for Mac makes it easy to create professional screencasts (capturing all actions on screen) for demonstration videos, instructional videos, and other screen-recording projects.
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