MsRandomnS
Makes vlogs, deletes them.
Good luck with that—I can only imagine how frustrated you may feel. Hopefully the next time you post here you'll be telling us that you have a video to share and that nothing went wrong.
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Good luck with that—I can only imagine how frustrated you may feel. Hopefully the next time you post here you'll be telling us that you have a video to share and that nothing went wrong.
SwissMotard
The Swiss Motard
It depends what you want to do. £50 will get you something that will be able to do almost anything I've ever seen a vlogger do.
SwissMotard
The Swiss Motard
Is blurring with tracking really that necessary? That's about the only one you won't get for that price.
SwissMotard
The Swiss Motard
A pants, sorry I didn't notice you had a mac. I don't so I can't help you there.
OlliePrice
The Friends of Ollie
[QUOTE="[EDIT] Time to drill some holes in my Sony waterproof case. [/EDIT][/QUOTE]
Make sure you don't ruin the waterproofing
Make sure you don't ruin the waterproofing
MsRandomnS
Makes vlogs, deletes them.
I came across a program called Elasty. It seems to be a pretty bare-bones program, but it could be useful. I know that you can do motion tracking, basic editing, cutting and effects, but I'm unsure of its capabilities concerning audio. Check it out: http://www.creaceed.com/elasty . It costs $49.99 USD on the App Store according to the site.
You can download the demo, which is not timed and the features aren't limited—you can do everything you would with the paid version without worrying the trial will end—but their logos will be inserted into your videos as long as you use the trial version.
Hope this helps in some way.
You can download the demo, which is not timed and the features aren't limited—you can do everything you would with the paid version without worrying the trial will end—but their logos will be inserted into your videos as long as you use the trial version.
Hope this helps in some way.
malJohann
Wannabie Member
Funny man!
malJohann
Wannabie Member
Cheers! I'll check it out!
Spider Rider
Wannabie Member
OlliePrice
The Friends of Ollie
malJohann
Wannabie Member
Wouldn't be Asian level if there weren't enough space in the back of your raincoat for a chicken coup or your whole family LOL!
OlliePrice
The Friends of Ollie
How he is not suffocating is the real question
malJohann
Wannabie Member
Found a free product called Lightworks, its cross-platform (Linux, Mac, Win) and looks good. The free version is limited to 720p export, but I can upgrade to the full version for $25 per month if I like the package. So, after evaluation I'll decide, still a lot more to learn before I'll need the difference between 720p and 1080p anyway. http://www.lwks.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=209
SwissMotard
The Swiss Motard
That's great to know.
YouTube heavily compresses 1080p video anyway so recording at 1080p and rendering at 720p may be a good option anyway.
YouTube heavily compresses 1080p video anyway so recording at 1080p and rendering at 720p may be a good option anyway.
malJohann
Wannabie Member
Turns out the software is a bit clunky. I also read that the Final Cut Pro X trial is supposed to be a full featured trial, so I'll try that out again. I'm not unwilling to pay for good software, just don't want to get something and then regret it later on. What I want at the end of the day, is something that'll massively save me time on editing, so blurring with tracking will be very important. If I don't do it this way, it just won't last, due to other time constraints, and I really want it to last.
