So I’m not a professional, but I would like to make some cool vids from the spark. I would like to have a program that can auto make a lot of the video but still have manual options. Not a professional no need something easy to learn and inexpensive. What does everyone use?
Good video editing program?
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I bought the Adobe Photoshop / Premiere Elements bundle. I think it's a pretty good value at $100, and you can sometimes get it on sale. I'm not a pro by any means, but it gives me more options / features than I'll probably ever use. Nice thing is that it features easy / guided / expert modes.
They do make you hunt a bit to find the link to the free version, but it is there.
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I use LightRoom for videos (It's 270$ a yr though) and VSDC for pictures (which is free). ?
For FREE a professional level tool, I use Davinci Resolve from BlackMajic. The love it! It is easy to use and can allow for multi-track video, sound. Handle any post production you would need as a person learning and growing your skills.
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I can higly recommend Wondersoft Filmora 9... Really, really easy to edit and use!
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I've tried a few of the free ones and I'm using "HitFilm Express" now.
I wanted to try DaVinci Resolve, but the installer crashed and now the program crashes. Perhaps I should try it again.
I wanted to try DaVinci Resolve, but the installer crashed and now the program crashes. Perhaps I should try it again.
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Vegas - Movie Studio Platinum - pretty cost effective with good results and options.
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I used to use that, but then couldn't find it. MS keeps dropping features they don't think we need.
I've used Davinci Resolve and Premiere Pro. Use Resolve if you have a decent GPU on your PC. Premiere Pro is good too, but is subscription based and over time gets expensive.
I use iMovie to edit my videos.
You can see how I edit om my YouTube channel! Trønderdrone
You can see how I edit om my YouTube channel! Trønderdrone
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