However, this is an awkward way of editing. It can be tempting to just dump all your footage into software such as Premiere Pro and sift through it, finding the clips that you need. Alternative options include PowerDirector 365, DaVinci Resolve and Corel VideoStudio. If you already subscribe to the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite, you will have full access to Premiere Pro.
Final Cut Pro, which is made by Apple, and Premiere Pro, which is made by Adobe. The truth is there’s plenty of video editing software out there to choose from, but it’s also true that most videographers tend to use one of two programs. You can then introduce more arty cuts or transitions and generally increase the production value of your films. Ultimately this will save time and allow you to get more creative with your editing. Just like editing stills imagery, with video you should follow a specific workflow to make sure you do things correctly. A mixture of timeline Layers and sliders to correct the colour and exposure elements of your footage will make you feel instantly at home. But don’t worry, while video editing may seem a little scary, a lot of the theory is similar to programs you probably already use such as Photoshop and Lightroom. When it comes to editing your footage on software, you are going to have to learn a few things. Part 6 explored how to add motion and energy to your footage. In part 2 we revealed our Essential gear guide and in part 3 we examined 9 Common Video Problems and How to Fix Them, the fourth part we showed you How to get outstanding audio in your videos. Our fifth guide we shared the best lenses for video in 2022.
In part 1 of this series we looked at How to set up your camera to shoot video. Along with explaining camera settings, recommending equipment and demystifying all the videography jargon, we’ll walk you through all the steps to get you recording your first movie… Below, we take you through video editing on the computer and how to get your workflow sorted…
In this series we will arm you with all the information and knowledge you’ll ever need to become a competent and confident video shooter. The sixth part of our video series Amateur Photographer, in association with London Camera Exchange, continues our in-depth ‘How-to Guide to Shooting Video’.
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