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pornopunk
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Posted - Apr 1 2006 : 12:48AM
What's the best video editing software on the market?

I'm not a very "technical" type person, but I plan to purchase a high quality "3 chip" digital video camera. I want the best available software to edit the content that I plan to shoot.


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snowman872
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Posted - Apr 1 2006 : 4:12AM

"Best" is subjective and also depends on your skill level and the type of project you are working on. If you are new, I would suggest checking out something that has a decent amount of capability but not overwhelming -- such as Adode Premier Elements 2.0 or Sony Vegas Movie Studio.

-- Snowman

pornopunk
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1343 Posts
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Posted - Apr 1 2006 : 7:28PM
Yep, I'm new when comes to video editing. I learn fast though.

Any more suggestions?

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Joey Starr
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Still wanking after all these years.
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Posted - Apr 1 2006 : 7:32PM
Final Cut Pro?

Good excuse to buy a Mac if you haven't got one yet...

pornopunk
Senior Member

1343 Posts
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Posted - Apr 10 2006 : 11:39PM
Thanks for the suggestions. I bought Adobe Premiere 2.0.

I don't have a mac...yet

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snowman872
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Posted - Apr 13 2006 : 12:24AM

I think the "Mac is easier" for editing is just a myth. If you're used to the PC, it's not going to be easier to switch to a mac. I think video editing would be very similar on either system.

Save your $$$.

-- Snowman

pornopunk
Senior Member

1343 Posts
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Posted - Apr 21 2006 : 1:36AM
I like Adobe Premiere 2.0. I've done some practice editing in my free tiem and I'm very pleased with the results. Again, thanks for the suggestions.

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fandsen
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Posted - Apr 25 2006 : 9:03PM
I'd say premiere was a good choice if you are wanting to do some serious editing. www.lynda.com sells video tutorials for premiere (and a boatload of other software) that are very good if you are just getting started.
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Posted - Apr 28 2006 : 11:39PM
I would say Final Cut 5, or if you want easy it just doesn't get better than iMovie 06.

I don't care if you've never used a Mac, this is one of the most powerful consumer friendly apps I've ever seen

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