Video Editing

[Hyderabad_Developers]

Which software do you guys use for Laptop and Mobile?

TIA.

[Anta Assamey]

[Spartan]

iMovie - Mac

[Hyderabad_Developers]

7 minutes ago, Spartan said:

iMovie - Mac

Poor Kids here... Android and Microsoft users.

[Hyderabad_Developers]

Manchi software cheppinollaki maa Constructions lo 0.5% discount.

[erragadda]

1 hour ago, Hyderabad_Developers said:

Which software do you guys use for Laptop and Mobile?

TIA.

YouTube 

[SamanthaPotineni]

You can try Movavi. It got an intuitive interface with a lot of in-built effects to apply. Also, it got some automated functions like transitions, background removal, color correction, etc., saving me a lot of time. Plus, there are customizable templates that you can use as a starting point, which I found quite handy. It costs only 26$ for the full version and offers many useful features. 
 

[anna_gari_maata]

Mobile lo capcut..

I realised capcut is banned in India, so installed VPN there

[Sanjiv]

On 10/7/2022 at 5:57 PM, Hyderabad_Developers said:

Which software do you guys use for Laptop and Mobile?

TIA.

LumaFusion on iOS and macOS with a ton of features 

[RaphaelChou]

Hey everyone! When it comes to professional video editing software, check out Movavi. It's user-friendly and a fantastic option for both laptops and mobile devices.

[dasari4kntr]

On 10/7/2022 at 6:57 PM, Hyderabad_Developers said:

Which software do you guys use for Laptop and Mobile?

TIA.

laptop….i purchased davinci resolve studio…for 300$…

you can get free version of davinci resolve with basic features…like to make basic youtube vlogs..etc

[dasari4kntr]

1 hour ago, RaphaelChou said:

Hey everyone! When it comes to professional video editing, Adobe Premiere Pro is a top pick for laptops, while Adobe Premiere Rush and iMovie are great on mobile. But don't forget to explore Movavi too!

adobe premiere pro lo AI features vunnayi ani vinna…only drawback is its subscription model…not like davinci studio or final cut pro style one time purchase….

 

here is my review….

final cut pro…90 days free trail available…after that 300$ one time purchase….easy for beginners…easy to use interface…but its mac only…

premium pro…subscription model…good AI features…but recently heard lot of premium pro users are moving to davinci…both mac and windows…

 

davinci resolve studio…300$ one time purchase…free version is there davinci resolve with basic features….user interface is not easy …big learning curve…but very good options for color grading…you can get AI features through third party plugins...both mac and windows…

 

 

[dasari4kntr]

if any one interested...davinci...here is the training videos..with vides and sample footage..

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/training

 

[quickgun_murugun]

On 8/22/2023 at 8:05 AM, SamanthaPotineni said:

You can try Movavi. It got an intuitive interface with a lot of in-built effects to apply. Also, it got some automated functions like transitions, background removal, color correction, etc., saving me a lot of time. Plus, there are customizable templates that you can use as a starting point, which I found quite handy. It costs only 26$ for the full version and offers many useful features. 
 

Mac lo use cheyyocha?

[neethy]

I do video editing with one time purchased software 'pinnacle studio 25'. if you want to start with there are many freewares to get initial hands-on. most of these apps basic principle is similar. If you have win11, it has clipchamp as a good editing app, it does most of basic editing, clip editing, titles, audio overlays etc.

If you really want to professional, movie type clips - dont waste time just send it to hyd, it will be more easier and cheaper. young boys are creative and looking for work, you can help them too.

Most photographers, video guys in US does basic shoot and send it back home for final processing,