Video Editing

[dasari4kntr]

12 minutes ago, neethy said:

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,

hmm..interesting...i never know..there is outsourcing in this also..

[yogdenon]

Starting with free video editing software is definitely a good way to get the hang of things. Clipchamp on Windows 11 is handy for basic edits, but for more advanced or professional projects, outsourcing can be a smart move, especially if you’re short on time. There’s also a lot of buzz around CapCut Apk for quick edits—it’s a solid option if you want something straightforward.

[Trumpism]

I use Movavi for video editing, I find it a super convenient and easy to use software. More information about video editing and everything related to it can be found here: https://www.movavi.com/learning-portal/final-cut-pro-windows-alternatives.html.

[Mr Mirchi]

On 9/14/2023 at 5:48 AM, dasari4kntr said:

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

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