iOS only: If you’re a Vimeo fan, or want to watch something recommended by a friend, Vimeo’s app works just fine. But it’s the ability to shoot and edit video on your phone, iPod or iPad, that’s really nifty — and for free, too.
If you take handheld videos (on your smartphone, for example), the videos may suffer from shakiness. YouTube has an easy fix for this issue with their video stablisation editing feature.
Today we have our fourth lesson on the basics of video editing and we’ll be taking a look at how you can export your edits to various formats using both Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 and Final Cut Pro Studio 3. We’ll also take a look at designing video encoding specs so you can make your own. Come on in and let’s get started!
Today’s the fun lesson, where we look at basics effects, colour correction and titles for your video editing projects. We’re tackling all these topics in both Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 and Final Cut Pro, so come on in and we’ll get started!
Yesterday we learned the basics of professional editing environments and how everything works. Today we’re going to look at creating a project from start to finish. We’ll make a new one, get everything set up, get footage, edit a little, and then export the final file using both Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.
If you’ve edited a few videos but have always wanted to step up your game and learn to edit with professional software, here is your chance. We’ll be taking a dive into the basics of professional video editing software all week. First up: a look at editing environments, the purpose of everything on your screen, and how to do a few basic operations.
