I only use Filmora Wondershare because my laptop specs is not actually good for heavy editing softwares. Plus it is user friendly and gets the job done. Collecting money to buy a pc and better equipments for recording
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Editing Software What are you using to Edit with?
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Use what works best for youI only use Filmora Wondershare because my laptop specs is not actually good for heavy editing softwares. Plus it is user friendly and gets the job done. Collecting money to buy a pc and better equipments for recording
I've been using Lightworks and recently started using Videoleap on my phone (I film on my phone when I'm not pulling clips from my consoles)
They say Filmora software for video editing is easy for beginners. What is your opinion?
Currently using Power Director 17. I've found this is quite easy to use especially when editing gaming content.
I use DaVinci 16. Its a godlike programm and also for free.
You really dont need expensive programms (IMO) for most of the videos anyway. I never tried Adobe products though (only have a experience with sony vegas) but right now im not missing any feature in DaVinci.
You really dont need expensive programms (IMO) for most of the videos anyway. I never tried Adobe products though (only have a experience with sony vegas) but right now im not missing any feature in DaVinci.
The only problem with DaVinci is how resource hungry it is which is a shame. It needs 16gb ram MINIMUM to operate. I can't even get it running on my surface pro
Currently I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro 2019 and I'm very satisfied with the app's interface and performance.
The only problem with DaVinci is how resource hungry it is which is a shame. It needs 16gb ram MINIMUM to operate. I can't even get it running on my surface pro
Yeah i bought a laptop for DaVinci and realized afterwards i need 16 gig but i only have 8. Still works though. Really suprised me. But i might have to upgrade in the future.
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You don't need expensive programs, you just need what works best for you to get the results YOU want. For me that's the Adobe suite, since I'm so use to it, and most clients want someone in that.
I've gone from FCPX to Premiere Pro to now using DaVinci Resolve.... I'll never go back to the former programs unless I'm paid to. DaVinci has been a better experience in every way... Speed, ease of use etc... its just so good. (Granted I have their paid version due to owning a Blackmagic Camera).
Jazza apparently switched to Davinci, but unsure if he's still using it. He was trying it out last year and that's initially what got me interested in trying it.You don't need expensive programs, you just need what works best for you to get the results YOU want. For me that's the Adobe suite, since I'm so use to it, and most clients want someone in that.
I found the trickiest part was getting the shortcut keys to work in the same way as Premiere. Plus I need to open up my tablet and weld some new ram in there
I have used Wondershare Filmora for years creating Videos for work. I find it simple enough to get to grips with quickly, and powerful enough to do some quite advance stuff.
Features you'd only ever really care for if you worked full time processing extremely high resolution video for commercial/cinema production purposes. Certain effects, multi-GPU support etc... The AVERAGE YouTuber wouldn't make use of any of it. I'd like to imagine if MKBHD used Blackmagic cameras instead of RED that DaVinci would be heaven for him.
