Video Editing

Phantom Voyager · Mar 12, 2017

Hello
Does anyone know of a video editing software that i can use.
Thank you

msinger · Mar 12, 2017

You can find a list of commonly used video editing apps here.

Numone · Apr 10, 2017

mirright said:
Personally, I've been using this video editing software http://movie-creator.com/ . I've been using it to make cool storytelling videos to share them with my friends and family. It offers advanced video editing features with an easy-to-use interface, so even total novices can create maserpieces.

That's a heck of a pitch for a $40 product....

UpLift Aerial · Apr 10, 2017

I use Davinci Resolve. It's free unless you want to upgrade it to the studio version.

Vichian-Bruno · Apr 10, 2017

Tyson said:
I use Davinci Resolve

No doubt about the quality of Davinci Resolve, IMHO it is an editing SW for professionals or very skilled amateurs, but not a SW for beginners.
For me it seems, the opener of this thread is more looking for a "plug&play" solution.

Unfortunately he has not mentioned whether he is using an Apple or Windows based hardware.
Probably he can deliver this information for further SW proposals.

klongx · Apr 10, 2017

I use Davinci Resolve i am rubbish and know nothing about video editing, I am slowly getting better.
here is an example:

I decided if i was going to learn i may as well learn using a good package. Learn once and improve,
It has also made me think completely different to how i fly !!

UpLift Aerial · Apr 10, 2017

Vichian-Bruno said:
No doubt about the quality of Davinci Resolve, IMHO it is an editing SW for professionals or very skilled amateurs, but not a SW for beginners.
For me it seems, the opener of this thread is more looking for a "plug&play" solution.

Unfortunately he has not mentioned whether he is using an Apple or Windows based hardware.
Probably he can deliver this information for further SW proposals.

That's just what I use.

Vichian-Bruno · Apr 10, 2017

klongx said:
I use Davinci Resolve i am rubbish and know nothing about video editing, I am slowly getting better.
I decided if i was going to learn i may as well learn using a good package. Learn once and improve

That's absolutely OK, as long as you are happy with the result.

If some one is using Davinci just to put video sequences together and adding a sound track is in my opinion driving a Viper in the first gear, Davinci is a high sophisticated video editing tool.

But I agree with you, learning something new and improving the skills is never wrong and the more you learn the better the results will become.

archetipo · May 28, 2017

On my blog look this page: How to Edit Phantom Video

Robert Smith jr · May 28, 2017

I have had good luck with GoPro Studio, import and convert, pretty easy to use plus some cool effects!

deltamike · May 28, 2017

I use Pinnacle 19 and edited this little clip of the Flying Scotsman locomotive.

Its rather difficult to learn the different controls but there is plenty of advice on U-Tube.

I like the video zoom facility which makes all the difference as used in the clip.

Dylan DeBrakeleer · May 29, 2017

I personally like using either iMovie on Mac or Adobe Premiere Elements on PC.

Here's my recent video... I made this one with iMovie:

macoman · May 29, 2017

Dylan DeBrakeleer said:
I personally like using either iMovie on Mac or Adobe Premiere Elements on PC.

Here's my recent video... I made this one with iMovie:

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I use final cut pro, better results than iMovie. I bought it with a student discount.

Simzy666 · May 31, 2017

I use premiere pro. Perfect for fix the tilt horizon. Here's my latest vid.

UpLift Aerial · May 31, 2017

Dylan DeBrakeleer said:
I personally like using either iMovie on Mac or Adobe Premiere Elements on PC.

Here's my recent video... I made this one with iMovie:

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What song is that?