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Old Aug-30-2009, 02:07 PM
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cdonovan is offline cdonovan OP
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Editing video.
From the HD clips that the 5DMKII makes possible.

What would you recommend to use.

I use an imac, I don't know that I'll need anything too high tech, probably even as simple as using the imovie would work. However, I wondered about adding special effects like textures to the video as well.

Any suggestions???
Old Aug-31-2009, 05:25 AM
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If you would like to add titles, put together clips with varying transitions, add music and output to media such as the web or DVD iMovie can really do a pretty good job.

I don't know specifically about textures.

The next step up with Apple's software is Final Cut Express. This gives a lot more 'pro' features in timeline editing, text control, too many other things to list.


In making movies for folks so far I have found that the output of iMovie completely wows 99% of the people. It is like the first time they saw an iBook. With iDVD there are all sorts of templates, so the music, backgrounds, menus, etc. are all slick and done with the click of a button. Very easy.

So I guess I'd do some googling if there are specific features you want and see if iMovie can do them. If it can it really is a competent editor for basic video editing.
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Old Sep-01-2009, 07:07 PM
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I agree with Steve. Try iMovie first, then FCE.

I'm not sure how iMovie handles it, but I know that Final Cut Pro cannot cut the 5DMKII files directly, as the file format is not an editing format. You need to convert them first.
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