What software do you use to edit your videos? I particularly use iMovie, because it came with the computer, and I've been able to do very interesting things without being too complicated. I have been talking about this in the UK on forums there and they are saying Final Cut Express HD What about you?
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Editing video with Macs
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I'm an amature who uses FCP because when I bought in, FCX wasn't yet available. A third party app is Avid Express Pro. Also, Adobe says they are bringing their app back to the Mac later this year. It will be Intel only.
Perhaps after this Monday we'll know what the upgrade plans are for FCP and FCX. People are expecting Apple to release a new version of FCP at the NAB show.
Perhaps after this Monday we'll know what the upgrade plans are for FCP and FCX. People are expecting Apple to release a new version of FCP at the NAB show.
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I am currently using a very outdated version of iMovie. I think it is 2.1, I dont mind because the movies I make are not for anything important so it does me just fine. I have tried Adobe After Effects and for me it is very difficult to use. And I dont think you can import video directly from your camera using After Effects.
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