Video Editing software

[Shagga]

just got a digital camera:bigparty: , what is a good free program for editing .mov files? :help:

[Pyro]

i use Ulead Video studio 7 for my movie editing pleasure.

[Hideous]

what did you get with the camera

standard stuff is Adobe Premier

there is 2 versions - light and professional

[Shagga]

i use Ulead Video studio 7 for my movie editing pleasure.
yeah i was looking at that, any good?

[Hideous]

Its off the shelf software, under $1000,

All edit cards etc tend you use it as the defacto standard.

They provide software updates and the tech forum is extremely good

[Shagga]

what did you get with the camera

standard stuff is Adobe Premier

there is 2 versions - light and professional

its a camera for taking pics, it came with kodak easyshare but it only edits pics not mov files

[Hideous]

its a camera for taking pics, it came with kodak easyshare but it only edits pics not mov files

ok.. well what Operating system are you using on your computer?

[Sikosis]

so its not a digital VIDEO camera ? adobe premiere will take mov files.

[Shagga]

ok.. well what Operating system are you using on your computer?

the old win98se

[Shagga]

so its not a digital VIDEO camera ? adobe premiere will take mov files.

yes its not a digital VIDEO camera

i was looking for a pretty basic program just to stuff around

is adobe premier what you and bongle used to make that TG bit?

[Hideous]

yes its not a digital VIDEO camera
i was looking for a pretty basic program just to stuff around
is adobe premier what you and bongle used to make that TG bit?

cool, PM me with an addy and i will send you some software i have from the old WIn98 days

[Bill]

Paintshop Pro is excellent for general photo editing.
99% as good as photoshop but just a fraction of the price.

[Sikosis]

yep PSP is the goods ... they even recently had version 5 for free on an Australian PC Mag.

Premiere 6 is what we used for the TG vid - I'm using 6.5 at the moment. (I tried out Pro but I don't think it produces as good a quality videos, especially during transitions, compared with 6.5).

If you want basic video editing, try Windows Movie Maker 2. It's a free upgrade to the original crappy one that came with XP and it's a bit of a no-brainer app ;)

[MelonFarmer]

Yeah I agree Premiere 6.5 seems to be the best currently for putting together movies.

Even if you're looking at doing a slide show with captions and a voice over.

[Yzo]

Paintshop Pro is excellent for general photo editing.
99% as good as photoshop but just a fraction of the price.

true dat :bow:

it created all of yzo and knackers famous artwork... :D

[Action John]

I use Adobe Premier for all of the movies I have made. Ulead 7 is also pretty good, you can usually get it for free with magazines, I got a full copy from APC magazine a while back.