- May 14, 2023
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CapCut is enough if you don't have much experience with this kind of software
Video editing software
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Accez
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Do you pay for it?
AtlasBerno
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- May 22, 2023
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PremierePro is the best tool for editing. I dont understand how can people use CapCut for editing, looks like crap to me
CapCup is OK for people starting off. I wouldn't say it is crap. It depends on what you need it for. However, I have got to admit Premiere Pro is one of the best tools for video editing, although I personally used to use Vegas and I was happy with it.
Talha Jutt
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Kine-master and capcut for phone edits
PixelPirate99
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HitFilm Express is free and surprisingly powerful for starting out, plus YouTube's got tons of tutorials to get you rolling.
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How does that work for you? Aren't the editing features limited because it's now SAAS?
- Oct 2, 2024
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I agree that Premiere Pro has a steep learning curve.
But it's soooo worth it in the long run. Industry standard, as said in previous replies to this post.
ketaminez
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i think you should learn how to use after effect way better and you can make crazy edits that pop up
BFW9000
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ACDSee Luxea Pro is a great option if you're on a budget.
Personally, I do a lot of screen capture so I use Camtasia.
You can edit with Camtasia too, but its not as robust as Adobe Premiere.
Camtasia is also pretty expensive at around $300 for a license but I think it's the best if you're doing screen capture tutorials and stuff for courses or YT.
Personally, I do a lot of screen capture so I use Camtasia.
You can edit with Camtasia too, but its not as robust as Adobe Premiere.
Camtasia is also pretty expensive at around $300 for a license but I think it's the best if you're doing screen capture tutorials and stuff for courses or YT.
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Read somewhere that Premiere Pro for horizontal edits and After Effects for vertical. kinda over simplistic way of explaining. but makes sense. Premiere handles projects with many clips arranged along a timeline, like working horizontally with video. After Effects excels at stacking layers and applying effects, similar to building vertically with visual elements.
Salman Khatri
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Nowadays, several AI tools are available to create videos with customized content. Just make sure your prompt commands provide clear instructions to the tool for the best results.
Michael Frew
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capcut Pro it will really good. you can use it
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If you’re editing directly on your phone, then try (Capcut, Inshot, VN)
But If you’re editing through your PC, then DaVinci Resolve & Final Cut Pro for Mac
But If you’re editing through your PC, then DaVinci Resolve & Final Cut Pro for Mac
