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Which is the best software for videography?

TomDavid

Hi,
I am looking for the software for videography.
I want some suggestions from you guys that which software is best and I can use easily for creating videos for my YouTube channel. My friend recommend me a site according to which Premiere Pro and CyberLink PowerDirector 365 are top of the list but i need your suggestions.

  • 0 in reply to dychen

    Resolve is great. I particularly like the ability to build up segments in separate 'timelines' that can then be combined. It basically means even long videos are manageable, and with that method I can use Resolve with good performance even on a laptop. 

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    I love Premiere Pro, but as beacon_dave mentioned, check out Davinci Resolve.  It's free for the base version, which can pretty much do everything...plus, it has really powerful color correction tools.  A lot of pros use Resolve for color correction.

  • 0 in reply to benbang

    I find online magazines focusing on PC's and PC software good for this sort of stuff. For example, searching online quickly reveals a couple which have done reviews and I see a well known publication (PCMag) have made some good comment about Movavi. Here's their take on what's good for 2022:

    uk.pcmag.com/.../the-best-video-editing-software

  • 0 in reply to benbang
    benbang said:
    won't spend my time seeking free-to-use apps with no watermarks

    I believe most sites that list 'open source' or 'foss' alternatives tend to not have watermarks.

  • 0 in reply to benbang
    benbang said:
    7 days are enough for testing

    I don't agree with that. 

  • 0 in reply to shabaz

    but if I need a really good soft, I'll pay some amount to get everything quickly and won't spend my time seeking free-to-use apps with no watermarks :) 7 days are enough for testing

  • 0 in reply to benbang

    It's a very short trial, just 7 days, and it has a watermark until you buy it, so this is pretty restrictive.

    There are many free-to-use video editors as discussed above, with no watermark.

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    Hi
    I can recommend you Movavi Video Editor. This app has lots of features, and I use it for my video content. It has a free trial period, if you need to test and don't want to buy first

  • 0 in reply to colporteur

    Yes, Blender is an untamed beast. Still, if you know how to tame you can do some wild things. To see what's possible just check out this YouTube channel (from IanHubert) which has some amazing tutorials and blender examples... like this one...