The UK’s What Digital Camera magazine is the somewhat-unlikely choice as the place to give away 10 free copies of iClone 4 Standard. You just have to sign up to their email newsletter by 3rd April 2010, to be in with a chance of winning one of the copies. UK citizens only.
And for those looking for iClone 4 at pocket-money prices, iClone 4 SE (note the “SE”) is shipping free with the latest Magix Movie Edit Pro 16 ($70 direct, £40 boxed from on Amazon UK), which is a friendly consumer-level video editor package. Presumably this new SE version of iClone has similar limitations to the old iClone 3.2 SE — which was a full version except for a 30-seconds per-project rendering limit, and no HD sizes available for rendering. If you can live with those kind of restrictions, then Magix currently seems to be the cheapest way to get a copy of iClone 4 in the UK.
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