Which video editor do you use?

[myleene]

I have all exclusive content shot in HD for a really niche website. I would say it's a step over amateur videos and it could be made into good stuff if worked a bit.

I'm really new to video editing and I'm considering buying Movie Studio Vegas Platinum 12. To try it a bit and at least familiarize myself with the possibilities of such tools.

Do you have suggestions on video editing software for a beginner? Which one do you use?


I was thinking about buying Movie Studio Vegas Platinum 12.

[aztecboi2003]

Vegas Movie Studio HD 11.0

[bronco67]

I've been using Vegas for years, and I love it. I know it's not Final Cut, but you can get almost anything done with it, and it's not expensive either.

[myleene]

Originally Posted by bronco67

I've been using Vegas for years, and I love it. I know it's not Final Cut, but you can get almost anything done with it, and it's not expensive either.

Which version do you have?

[JockoHomo]

Movie Studio Platinum 12 64 bit

[Jim_Gunn]

A video editor is a person. Video editing software would include Adobe Premiere Pro and others.

[Robbie]

I use premiere pro cs6 and after effects cs6

Taught myself how to use them by reading, so if I can do it anybody can.

[RevSand]

Originally Posted by Robbie

I use premiere pro cs6 and after effects cs6

Taught myself how to use them by reading, so if I can do it anybody can.

I use adobe CC and am self taught also...

[PornDude]

Sony Vegas here as well.

[Editing.xxx]

Depends on what you want in the long run, how much time do you want spend learning the software and how advanced editing do you want to do.

I find Sony Vegas very user friendly (especially for new users) and perfect for basic editing.
Most of the FHG cutting and tube clips I do in the Sony Vegas.

But while you can do almost everything in Sony Vegas, for advanced editing such as trailer cutting, color correction, title animation etc... I suggest Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro. Those take a while to learn and master but you won't look back once you do.

Before anything I suggest you to check out the video editing basics tutorials, there are a lot of them around.

[CurrentlySober]

i kunt a4d to edit video...

[bronco67]

Originally Posted by myleene

Which version do you have?

Studio Platinum 10

[bronco67]

You also can't go wrong with Premiere, and if you want to spend 49 bucks a month, you can subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud and get access to all of their software.

I only do After Effects at 19 bucks, so you could probably do Premiere at that price also.

[phypon]

Originally Posted by Editing.xxx

Before anything I suggest you to check out the video editing basics tutorials, there are a lot of them around.

This is really good advice right here. Also, if you haven't already, take advantage of trial software. Don't start the trials until you've checked out a few tutorials for the specific software that you want to try. As mentioned above, if you just need the basics go with Vegas, if you need more than Vegas can offer go with Adobe.

[fris]

final cut pro

[Cherry7]

To edit a sequence it has to shot to be edited.

I have not seen any porn that has been shot to be edited (other than what we do).


You need and assembler

[DWB]

Vegas Pro 11 for editing

[NemesisEnforcer]

Originally Posted by bronco67

I only do After Effects at 19 bucks, so you could probably do Premiere at that price also.

Yes, single applications are $19.99/month for CC and you have 30 days to try it out for free.

[Rochard]

Camtashia from Tech Smith. But I only make instructional videos for Dating Factory.

[Ferus]

I use Vegas pro. You need the pro version for batch rendering.

It took them a while to get gpu accelerating to work, but it rips through HD now

[topnotch, standup guy]

Originally Posted by Cherry7

To edit a sequence it has to shot to be edited.

I have not seen any porn that has been shot to be edited (other than what we do).


You need and assembler

And you need to grease up your ego and shove it where the sun don't shine.

Damn if you don't get more and more annoying with each passing day.
.

[1726cash]

Final Cut Pro X Rocks

[myleene]

Thanks a lot everyone. It is much appreciated.

Originally Posted by Editing.xxx

Depends on what you want in the long run, how much time do you want spend learning the software and how advanced editing do you want to do.

I find Sony Vegas very user friendly (especially for new users) and perfect for basic editing.
Most of the FHG cutting and tube clips I do in the Sony Vegas.

But while you can do almost everything in Sony Vegas, for advanced editing such as trailer cutting, color correction, title animation etc... I suggest Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro. Those take a while to learn and master but you won't look back once you do.

Before anything I suggest you to check out the video editing basics tutorials, there are a lot of them around.

Since Sony Vegas was mentioned several times and it seems like a nice product with several good tutorials available I'll start with it.

I'll download a trial when I'll be ready to edit several videos which require different corrections and see how it goes.

[Editing.xxx]

sounds good, and if you decide to outsource any of your editing work shoot me a message !

[myleene]

Originally Posted by Editing.xxx

sounds good, and if you decide to outsource any of your editing work shoot me a message !

I've sent you an email requesting some quotes.

[Editing.xxx]

Myleene I just sent you a reply, feel free to add me on skype as well.

[dgraves]

I use FCP X. I read somewhere that you can edit videos using Photoshop but never tried it.

Check out Lynda.com for some good video editing tutorials.