Video Software

[Kyle Kulig]

I have a SLR that shoots HD vid.

[Neal Osborn]

Kyle, do you have a Mac or PC?

[Kyle Kulig]

PC – but I am thinking of upgrading that one of these days too.

[Neal Osborn]

Unfortunately, I don’t know much about the PC end of video editing.

[Rich Kovars]

I don’t have much experience on PCs editing video either, but I hear that Premier Elements isn’t bad.

[cole m.]

What don’t you like about Sony Vegas, I find it will do everything and more that anyone would want done as far as editing videos. You need to learn to use key frames and it will open up everything for you. I am guessing you don’t want to get that heavy involved in learning a new software. For that I suggest imovie… hehe.

In all seriousness, watch some Youtube tutorials on Sony Vegas, it is very very easy once you get the hang of it.

[Kyle Kulig]

I just did not take the time to learn the ropes.

[cole m.]

Right on, Kyle. Once you get playing around with it more, you will see it does everything you want and more.

[John Pavoncello]

I use Sony Vegas Premier pretty much every day at work. While limited on transitions and the amount of layers that you can use, Vegas is a really inexpensive alternative to Premier and Final Cut.

[Chad Simcox]

Since you’re on PC I’d recommend Adobe Premiere. I’ve only used Pro, but for what you’re wanting to do, Premiere elements is probably fine.

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