Editing Software...

[NEMBuck]

Guys I want to start taking my videos to a new level!....I dont want to spend a butt load of money on software to edit and photoshop....best places to get editing software? What are you guys currently using? Also I am looking on trying to learn photoshop...I never did get into photoshop. Im going to be looking all through youtube and this forum to see what I can find, but i would like some direct input from the vloggers as well.

 

[shootingrubber]

Mac or PC?

 

[TallGuySmallBike]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyZUGQzl ... z1KtmXYCJH

You did not get this from me

 

[NEMBuck]

PC, Windows 8

 

[TallGuySmallBike]

PC, Windows 8

Try the video ^ there is also Photoshop on his channel some were

 

[Shirou]

You did not get this from me

Whatever you say, tall guy with an eyepatch

NemBuck, if you're following that video, you're gonna run CreativeCloud desktop and download AE. There's a premiere "Try" button also there. Give it a try.

 

[NEMBuck]

Thanks guys, I will give it a shot for sure....then the challenge of actually learning the program...lol

 

[TallGuySmallBike]

Thanks guys, I will give it a shot for sure....then the challenge of actually learning the program...lol

Same... its a steep Learning curve. I'm still climbing

 

[Shirou]

Thanks guys, I will give it a shot for sure....then the challenge of actually learning the program...lol

Get the "Adobe Premiere Pro (Insert version here) - Classroom in a book" to get yourself started, once you know the basics you can get your hands into the program. If you get stuck on something, open the book and search what you need to do and you'll get step-by-step instructions. You don't need to read the 500 pages, just learn the basics and, as you grow, consult the book. If you have the time, read and complete the course.

Same... its a steep Learning curve. I'm still climbing

You can climb faster with the proper tools, sometimes reading the proper training material is faster than watching youtube tutorials or reading the adobe forums. There's plenty of excellent tutorials out there but they're hard to find and they become hidden under lots of useless info or troubleshooting.

 

[TallGuySmallBike]

You can climb faster with the proper tools, sometimes reading the proper training material is faster than watching youtube tutorials or reading the adobe forums. There's plenty of excellent tutorials out there but they're hard to find and they become hidden under lots of useless info or troubleshooting.

True -

 

[ariderslife]

i use youtube for video tutorials when i have some effect ideas, no way to learn it all quick, as its a long process.

 

[thunderous71]

I could do some live training via You Tube showing the basics of Premiere?

 

[Flash]

There are sooo soooo many videos on youtube about premiere pro, I just started using it and messing around, I love it so far.

 

[Shirou]

Is there a motion stabilizer plugin for Premiere? Part of my helmet cam footage gets too shaky for my liking and youtube does a pretty nasty job when you say ok to automatically fix it.