If you’re looking for a video editor for iPad that offers a little more flexibility than iMovie and runs on a first generation device, Avid Studio has more options and control than other iPad offerings. More »
Windows users have a lot of choices when it comes to screencasting tools, but the best of the bunch is the professional, feature-rich, editing, quality-producing Camtasia Studio. More »
Tumblecloud is a new platform for piecing together music, videos, photos and websites into dynamic slideshows that you can share with others. Currently in beta, the free web app site can be used for “collaborative digital storytelling”, as the founders describe it, for business or personal purposes. More »
Mac OS X is full of ways to record your screen, with a tool built in to Quicktime Player and a vast number of third-party apps. Among the many tools, Screenflow is easily our top choice. It’s fast, feature-rich, handles everything about the screencasting process from start to finish, and doubles as possibly the best simple video-editing application on the Mac. More »
If you’ve ever wanted to share the best parts of a YouTube video and not the whole thing, Snipreel allows you take small snippets of a video and share your own highlight reel. More »
Whether you’re editing home movies to send to family and friends or working on something more professional, it’s important to have the right software. This week we’re going to take a look at five of the best video editing tools, based on your nominations. More »
Unfortunately, there’s a serious lack of video-recording applications for Android that build on the features of the stock app. Perhaps its because there are so many devices with so many different cameras, or perhaps its because the stock camcorder app does things so well. In any event, we found that the stock camcorder app offered the most control over the camera and got the job done with the least hassle or setup. More »
The iPhone’s built-in camera app is pretty good, but if you want to add a few more features you have to head to the app store. Out of the handful of options available we think the most solid upgrade is Video Camera+ for its flexibility and useful feature set. More »
Adobe has had a 50% off deal on Premier Pro CSS 5.5 for customers less than pleased with Apple’s controversial approach to video editing in Final Cut Pro X for a while now, but it has only just made the offer officially live on its Australian site. Enter the code SWITCH and you’ll get 50% off the $1333 list price. More »
