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MatthewFeldman 02-12-2016 11:16
Re: Video Editing Software
 
Hey,
There are many great options available for free, non-commercial use, As recommended above, HitFilm 4 Express is a very good option. It allows for editing and visual effects in the same program, meaning it's easy to greenscreen or do whatever else you would like to do. Despite these features, I find it laggy and buggy to use, and you need an extremely fast system or it will glitch and close itself in the middle of your project, losing all your work if you do not save every few minutes.
My personal favorite option and current software is Blackmagic's DaVinci Resolve. Originally a color correction software, it has added a very competent editor that will fit all your needs. It also features an industry-used color grading package. Resolve 12.5 is free for non-commercial use from https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/ca/...davinciresolve

I used DaVinci Resolve to color correct and edit this video, as well as many others:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAT6A2eCYro

Hopes this helps,
Matthew

AllenGregoryIV 05-12-2016 04:42
Re: Video Editing Software
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by MatthewFeldman (Post 1618880)
Hey,
There are many great options available for free, non-commercial use, As recommended above, HitFilm 4 Express is a very good option. It allows for editing and visual effects in the same program, meaning it's easy to greenscreen or do whatever else you would like to do. Despite these features, I find it laggy and buggy to use, and you need an extremely fast system or it will glitch and close itself in the middle of your project, losing all your work if you do not save every few minutes.
My personal favorite option and current software is Blackmagic's DaVinci Resolve. Originally a color correction software, it has added a very competent editor that will fit all your needs. It also features an industry-used color grading package. Resolve 12.5 is free for non-commercial use from https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/ca/...davinciresolve

I used DaVinci Resolve to color correct and edit this video, as well as many others:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAT6A2eCYro

Hopes this helps,
Matthew
I just spent part of the day playing with Resolve 12.5, ignore my recommendations above, listen to Matthew and use this. From what I can tell so far it's the best free video editing package for windows.

JohnBoucher 05-12-2016 08:52
Re: Video Editing Software
 
Please note that any discussion about pirated software or hacking will be deleted and the user banned.

Koko Ed 05-12-2016 09:59
Re: Video Editing Software
 
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Originally Posted by Gravity (Post 1618690)
Sony Vegas for the win!

Billfred 05-12-2016 10:09
Re: Video Editing Software
 
All of the Team Cockamamie videos for Robot in 3 Days last year were shot on my iPhone 6 (with a little GoPro help on the reveal video) and edited on a 2.5-year-old MacBook Pro with iMovie.

The stand-ups were shot in selfie mode, with my phone propped against the belt clip (with some scrap wood to get the angle right) set on our drill press.

Doesn't take fancy tools, you just have to use them!


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