Which video editing software

Video and Photo Editing
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Definitely some issues but still Premiere Pro is the least bad.

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Not on the platform @its.steves.shots is talking about.

If youā€™re on Mac FCPX is a no brainier

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I Always edit on PC, but Iā€™ve heard good things about luma :+1:

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Once you know how itā€™s a really capable piece of software, highly recommend having a play

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Donā€™t forget, Resolve is completely free

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And there some good tutorials with more on the way :grimacing::wink:

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Absolutely. You can do some amazing things in it. Learning curveā€¦ it depends how deep you want to go, but the bare basics are pretty much the same on any of this kind of software,

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Canā€™t go wrong with Imovie on Ios.

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Good morning fellow droners,
After realising that my previous laptop was not fast enough I have bit the bullet and splashed out on a new unit, I wonā€™t bore you with the specs but it is up to the job for years to come. Which editing suites do you recommend?, I donā€™t want to pay out big monthly fees.
Any pointers please.

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I would suggest Davinci Resolve 17 - extensive video editing capability and free too :+1: :+1: :+1:

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What is the cost

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Moved your post over to this thread that will have all the info you need without everyone needing to repeat what they will have previously said. :+1:

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Free for the basic (but super capable version)

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Apologies guys, I bought PC not apple

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Davinci Resolve runs on PC, Mac & Linux - all free :man_shrugging:

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Used Cyberlink Power Director 365 for about 3 years. Itā€™s about Ā£79 a year. Very easy to use, regular updates with new stuff, music, titles, transitions etc.

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One of the best editing programs out there. Iā€™ve got the studio version but the free version has an awful lot of features for Ā£0! Itā€™s a bit of a learning curve but well worth putting in the effort :+1:

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Iā€™ve been watching videos today on it, looks very capable.

Lumafusion has definitely been great for iPad but reckon when I get a new MacBook Pro Iā€™ll convert across to this instead of FCPX

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Totally agree - for anyone with an iPad, Lumafusion is great investment :+1: - its the option I use most in fact :+1: :+1: :+1:

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DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro?

Especially for a novice.