Video Editing

[Pikolim]

Hello guys!

I am seeking for a video editing tool. Preferably one for newbies but with all necessary features like merging, cutting, overlay editing, etc.

Any recommendations?

[Tennyson]

DaVinci Resolve, which is free.
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/produc ... nciresolve

[Potamoi]

I like the old Microsoft Movie Maker for easy edits. It was discontinued in 2017 but you can still find it on CNET and other places:

https://download.cnet.com/windows-live- ... 05747.html

I only install the Photo Gallery and Movie Maker part and deselect the Writer, Messenger and Mail portion of Windows Essentials 2012.

Some say the Video Editor in Windows 10 is a good (and free) replacement but like the older Maker.

[Bubbler]

Good to know.

[Bubbler]

Hey guys! I started off learning video editing recently with Shotcut. It’s free and pretty beginner-friendly once you get the hang of the layout. It doesn’t look flashy, but it definitely gets the basics done, cutting, transitions, and simple overlays were pretty straightforward. I moved on to Premiere Pro later, but for starting out, I liked that Shotcut didn’t overwhelm me with too many pro-level features upfront.

If you're looking to do more serious projects later on, like marketing or corporate videos, I’d suggest checking out an Edmonton Videographer I came across who handles full production workflows. Pretty cool to watch their process and learn how editing ties into the bigger picture.

[sometimewoodworker]

There is a superb app called LumaFusion it is available for both Android and iPhone, iPad and M series Mac.

The android version is developed from the apple one and is https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... sion&hl=en