There's quite a bit to consider when purchasing video-editing software. We give you a helping hand
Personal Computer World, 15 Feb 2006
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This is a must for anyone hoping to turn hours of camcorder footage into
tightly edited, watchable movies. There are a lot of packages to choose from,
but new
tools geared towards the novice are popping up in all of them.
Not only are they making it easy to get your movies onto DVD, but a wider
range of tools allow you to personalise what you’ve shot. Basic packages cover
capture,
storyboarding, timeline video editing and template-based DVD authoring. More
advanced software will let you create a wide range of special effects and are
aimed at the home movie enthusiast.
Prices start at around £40, but it’s important to find a package with good help files – video-editing software often assumes a lot of prior knowledge.
Recommended Video-Editing Software:
Adobe Premiere Elements 2
The best video-editing package available for beginners and intermediate users
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