Next Video Editer?
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alexandergre
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move make - for very basic stuff
piacasa - a good video editing/slideshow maker
ulead - for normal users: family slideshows etc
Sony vegas - for more advanced users
adobe premiere - for clip/cutting and live recording
adobe aftereffects - for visual effects and 3d motions/effects
Apple FinalCut - For clip/cut and live recording your movies. very good for colour corrections.
piacasa - a good video editing/slideshow maker
ulead - for normal users: family slideshows etc
Sony vegas - for more advanced users
adobe premiere - for clip/cutting and live recording
adobe aftereffects - for visual effects and 3d motions/effects
Apple FinalCut - For clip/cut and live recording your movies. very good for colour corrections.
diduknowthat
formerly liuliuboy
I use Adobe Premier Pro and I love it. It'll take some getting used to coming from Movie maker, but once you get use to it you'll never go back.
Roy Rogers
New Member
low cost video editor
Nero video editing software is sufficient for beginning editing and usually comes free with the purchase of a DVD burner. I have used Sony movie studio but my version 7 no longer works in vista. It was obsolete before I even learned to use all it's features. Adobe Premier is excellent but pricey. It offers not only unsurpassed video editing but excellent audio features as well. An important audio tool is the ability to increase audio volume without increasing thermal noise, (boltsman's constant).
Nero video editing software is sufficient for beginning editing and usually comes free with the purchase of a DVD burner. I have used Sony movie studio but my version 7 no longer works in vista. It was obsolete before I even learned to use all it's features. Adobe Premier is excellent but pricey. It offers not only unsurpassed video editing but excellent audio features as well. An important audio tool is the ability to increase audio volume without increasing thermal noise, (boltsman's constant).
Comp_Newb
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Cool! It's real easy. Lots of tutorials on the program and on youtube!Using sony vegas now, Just taking a while to get the hang of it
Have fun
You bought it that quick? Or do i smell a torrent?
chibicitiberiu
New Member
Best applications I ever used were Premiere Pro & After Effects, together they work very nice. If you need tutorials you can find many on youtube, but the best one I've found so far was from Total Training ( www.totaltraining.com, you can try the free 7-day pass to see the first chapter of each training), they explained very well what every function does. That's how I learned how to use them, and I never actually used other video editing software, just this since I was a noob. It's going to take a while until you get used to it, but it's very cool.
The only problem is the price which is pretty high.
The only problem is the price which is pretty high.
Cool! It's real easy. Lots of tutorials on the program and on youtube!
Have fun
You bought it that quick? Or do i smell a torrent?
Using 30 day trial