Motovlogging Video Editor

[2LOLWY]

Hi, newly member lang po. Any free video creator po good for vlogging? Maybe basic editing lang like adding music, effects, transitions. Thanks!

 

[SighBored]

I'm not so sure, but I used to use Windows Live Movie Maker back in the day.

 

[LoneWolfer]

DaVinci Resolve is a free program, but it isn't basic. It is free though and there are tons of tutorials on their sire and youtube to help get you started.

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/edit

 

[Moto Mush]

I think iMovie is free for mac

 

[LoneWolfer]

I think iMovie is free for mac

$14.99 and it isn't a very good interface. Wish it was better since it does cost money.

 

[Raven]

DaVinci Resolve is going to be the most capable free software available regardless of OS (Win/Mac). After that, if you are looking to spend money, my preference is Adobe Premier Pro.

Key is to pick an application and stick with it and learn it. Jumping from app to app will warrant you nothing but frustration.

 

[B.Vation]

Hi, newly member lang po. Any free video creator po good for vlogging? Maybe basic editing lang like adding music, effects, transitions. Thanks!

DaVinci resolve 15 is excellent and free BUT needs a powerful computer 16+ Gb Ram and very good graphics card, all the requirements and downloads can be found on their website - Blackmagic Design. I've been using it for a couple of years now but only at a very basic level.

 

[jasonrides]

I use Hitfilm express. It's a step up from Windows Movie Maker and has all the neat tools in it to create any creative edits you have in mind.

 

[Bike4Fun]

Take a look to avid, the industry standard. A time ago, t think they had have a free version.

 

[oneblackdo]

I've just started with Lightworks (free) after iMovie couldn't do something. There's lots to learn (and forget).

 

[Foreigner0]

$14.99 and it isn't a very good interface. Wish it was better since it does cost money.

is it paid?? Thought it was free on the Macs. Never paid when I have to re-installl after upgrading MacOS

 

[Foreigner0]

DaVinci Resolve is going to be the most capable free software available regardless of OS (Win/Mac). After that, if you are looking to spend money, my preference is Adobe Premier Pro.

Key is to pick an application and stick with it and learn it. Jumping from app to app will warrant you nothing but frustration.

Also available for Linux

 

[oneblackdo]

I've just started with Lightworks (free) after iMovie couldn't do something. There's lots to learn (and forget).

And just learnt that the free version only exports at 720p.
But at least it works at a reasonable speed on my 6.5-year-old iMac

 

[HippoDrone]

And just learnt that the free version only exports at 720p.
But at least it works at a reasonable speed on my 6.5-year-old iMac

Bummer re the 720 max

 

[bphoenix38]

I use Wondershare Filmora 9. It's pretty simple once you get the hang of it. It's free to try out, then you have to pay for it if you want advanced features and no watermarks.

 

[HippoDrone]

I use Wondershare Filmora 9. It's pretty simple once you get the hang of it. It's free to try out, then you have to pay for it if you want advanced features and no watermarks.

I really like Wondershare, really simple and functional.

 

[HeyItsRick]

iMovie was great for basic stuff, Filmora is really good too if you can get past the watermark.
I recently started using LumaFusion on the iPad, it was $20 and is pretty easy to use.

 

[LoneWally]

I've mainly been Premiere Pro. I did get a key given to me for free so I can't complain. Though I have been using Da Vinci Resolve. Both full fledged editors and can they both are very campble but there isn't that much difference between the two. There is plenty of tutorials on both. I'm mainly using Reslove these days

 

[SM26]

I use Cyberlink PowerDirector.

it's not free
it's not the best one out there

But it's really optimized for laptop, so it run the best on my pc.
easy and simple, and can do about 99.9% of the stuff I want/need