Editing software recommendations???

Ive got Movie studio 13P from Sony.
It is super easy to use and has so many features packed in.

It really is straight forward as well, and a big enough program that you can find peoples tutorials on line really easy.
 
darkstarmedia said:
I use Adobe Premiere Pro. It's not cheap, but it's industry standard and works like a dream.
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just downloaded premiere pro cs6.... the interface looks kinda old.. will this still work?[DOUBLEPOST=1449723616,1449723583][/DOUBLEPOST]
Kirgle said:
Ive got Movie studio 13P from Sony.
It is super easy to use and has so many features packed in.

It really is straight forward as well, and a big enough program that you can find peoples tutorials on line really easy.
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ill check that out too, want something easy and quick
 
Mile High Marijuana said:
just downloaded premiere pro cs6.... the interface looks kinda old.. will this still work?[DOUBLEPOST=1449723616,1449723583][/DOUBLEPOST]


ill check that out too, want something easy and quick
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Its really good - does all the PiP and awesome greenscreen. Has really good preset animated text.

I have only just started exploring it. later tonight I will upload my new video which has a several examples of the text and 1 shot using green screen.
 
I have and been using sony vegas pro for all my editing needs, it's pretty simple once you get used to it and had a bunch of tools to enhance your videos and for green screen related stuff.
 
EposVox said:
CS6 works just fine! It just takes a while to learn.
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Seconded. Personally I found it really easy to pick up, and if I ever need to do anything that I'm not sure of there are tons of tutorials on YT. Sometimes the biggest challenge can be finding the right term to search for; you know what you want to do, but you don't actually know what the technique is called (J-cuts or L-cuts for example).
 
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