Do you edit the video yourself or do you hire a person?

[bettyvilliams]

I noticed that compared to shooting content editing video takes twice as much time, I want to find a normal editor))

[cgoudie1]

I do it myself, but it is a fairly involved hobby.

If you want a good video it takes more like 5X the shoot time. Plenty of
good editors out there, and somewhat specific to your editing hardware.

I've used Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid Liquid (now Pinnacle), and am currently
using Cyberlink Power Director. Liquid was the best, but that software
is long dead, and Pinnacle is a different animal and not nearly as capable.

If you're on Apple hardware, then Final Cut is your best option, but Sony
Vegas is pretty good prosumer editing software.

You'll want your editing PC to have lots of Terabytes of storage and 2
separate disks (I like SDD disks better) and you'll also want a really
powerful graphics card with as much memory as you can get.
If you're planning on working from a laptop (I switched over to a
laptop years ago because I can edit anywhere) Then you'll be spending a lot
of money for a good gaming laptop because they are the only ones
fast enough (and with good enough graphics cards) to render reasonably.

If that sounds too serious for you, windows movie maker can be had for
free and will do basic fades and minor enhancements.

If you have a real interest in this (your demeanor seems a little
spammy to me), give me your specific concerns and what
types of video you shoot and edit, and I can narrow down some choices
for you to try (most have trial versions).

-Craig

[nadiafishma]

[isobars]

Does spam squared = scam?