Editing program what is everyone using for a beginner

[wleung6581]

Let me know ty and where to find it


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[msinger]

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

 

[sonof40]

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

I didn't think iMovie for PC was free.

 

[Goldsaum82]

I use/prefer Filmora Wondershare. It's super easy to learn/use, and it has a ton of features. I believe it's around $30 for 12 months.

 

[msinger]

I didn't think iMovie for PC was free.

It's only available for Mac.

 

[blue_goose]

The program in The DJI go app is as easy to use as you will find. Low res but all you need to post on line.
Jack

 

[wleung6581]

Ty


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[Teamfour]

Filmora here.

 

[DoubleV]

Davinci Resolve 12.5 is what I use. It's free but not really a beginner's program though.

 

[embayweather]

Try Shotcut. Free, easy to use, and takes straight from the card.

Mike

 

[trigon]

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

Fusion in Video Editors? Like....really? Its a compositor you cant edit **** in this unless you are a madman willing to do one cut per hour

 

[Brett Wiley]

For quick on the fly edits I use either the DJI Go app or the Gopro Quik app. For the PC I personally use Videopad, it's free easy, but its not too powerful.

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[Team Daedalus]

Filmora is a favorite of mine, loads fast on PC. Mobile I like the GoPro splice app or Quik. Music is included and royalty free.


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[augusto11]

I have Premier cc

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[VVATC]

I have Premier cc

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How do you like Premier? I'm about to purchase an Adobe CC subscription...

 

[phantoms are king]

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if you have a Mac or iOS device USE IMOVIE!!!!!!!! thats what I used to make this:

 

[Robert Smith jr]

I have been using GoPro studio. Free, intuitive interface, can zoom, slow down, speed up, etc.

For my still images, I highly recommend the Google NIK filters. If you use Lightroom or Photoshop, they install as add-ons. But they can also be used stand alone on a PC by using the Open with option.

 

[Dounin Front]

I've used Pinnacle Studio Ultimate for a very long time. It's now up to release 20 and it supports 4k. I'm also happy with the included music that adapts to the movie or clip length. Adobe Premiere is just too complicated for me as a novice (and always will be) and most reviews find that the case as well.
I have a pretty fast computer, but if I apply image corrections, it can take a very long time to render. That's probably because I usually shoot one clip for the entire flight. There's probably no way around that regardless of the editor you use. Extracting snapshots is a snap (no pun) and their clarity is excellent. Same size as your video.
So for me the cuts, basic transitions, color correction, music, organization and price are just what I need for my PC.
Here's a link to look at: Movie & video editing software - Pinnacle Studio 20 Ultimate
P.S. It's less at Amazon

 

[danieljmoore]

Not free and relatively cheap but Sony Vegas has a very stream lined and powerful workflow for intermediate to advanced users. It allows for animation and other advanced functions just like higher end software packages and you can expand it with plugins.

For more advanced and commercial level work. Davinci Resolve and premiere are the best options. You can get premiere on a CC subscription for like $20 or $30 a month.

I use all three for different projects depending on what is needed and the time allowed for the work to be completed.

 

[Dounin Front]

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

I appreciate all the work you do cataloging solutions for us. A big task.
Do you think I'm the only one using Pinnacle Studio Ultimate? I'm starting to think so. It has served me well though, speaking as a forever novice.