What is the best video editing software to use with this camcorder?
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You'd have to go by the manufacturer's instruction's, I wouldn't know, it was a gift for my son.
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I use mine on my Mac with iMovie software... iMovie is sooo easy to use compared to most, I would recommend it... Of course, you need a Mac!
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Have you looked at the Panasonic TM 700K? This is the best video and smallest camcorder around for less than $1000. Flash recording is the way to go for Battery consumption. Would not go into the hard drive versions regardless of the brand
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Windows Moviemaker is junk. Toshiba included the wrong version of MediaImpression in my package but ArcSoft upgraded it for free. It is a decent program. I dub most of my videos but my Camileo produces a very low level audio that needs boosting, for which I have used Avidemux. If you choose to dub, I recommend Audacity.
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Andrew, I do not use adobe or other photo editing software, I use it for software development, so for this use, the equipment is very good. However for what you are needing I think the video card falls far short.I hope I help you.
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Thomas, I love the camera!!! It's extremely easy to transfer the videos to your PC to edit. I have found that even though the software initially permits "frame to frame" editing, it actually edits in segments on the PC. When transferring to "YouTube" I have lost the last segment, yet, I'm a novice at this. It is possible to edit on the camera directly which I have not yet tried. The camera is new to me and I wasn't yet confident enough that I may loose my videos while editing on the camera. The camera is amazing for far distance shooting, the main reason for my purchase. Hope this has been of help. cj Thomas, I love the camera!!! It's extremely easy to transfer the videos to your PC to edit. I have found that even though the software initially permits "frame to frame" editing, it actually edits in segments on the PC. When transferring to "YouTube" I have lost the last segment, yet, I'm a novice at this. It is possible to edit on the camera directly which I have not yet tried. The camera is new to me and I wasn't yet confident enough that I may loose my videos while editing on the camera. The camera is amazing for far distance shooting, the main reason for my purchase.... » Read More Thomas, I love the camera!!! It's extremely easy to transfer the videos to your PC to edit. I have found that even though the software initially permits "frame to frame" editing, it actually edits in segments on the PC. When transferring to "YouTube" I have lost the last segment, yet, I'm a novice at this. It is possible to edit on the camera directly which I have not yet tried. The camera is new to me and I wasn't yet confident enough that I may loose my videos while editing on the camera. The camera is amazing for far distance shooting, the main reason for my purchase. Hope this has been of help. cj « Show Less
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Honestly, Handyshare is a very simple program that's good for trimming start and end points and for adding reveb effect to a flat sounding recording. Unless your recording conditions are optimal, and they seldom are, I'd recommend going with a decent video editor, especially since you have a 64 bit OS. CyberLink Power Director 9 is fantastic. I'll admit that there's a bit of a learning curve with it but once you get the hang of it you can do just about anything you can imagine to your videos. Try the free (cut down version) trialware and read all the documentation, system requirements and such. It also comes with great tutorials. Don't buy without trying and good luck. Joe
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VPC-PD2 no question. It's a real (hobbyist) camcorder not another flip video
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Yes the camera comes with a software of video editing, photos... (you've to download it). I'm not using it, but it looks like really easy.
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I have the same camcorder. Download a trial version of the software from sony's website. It would well with it.
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Don't know about Panni releasing editing software, but there is a good freeware program available right now for 3D video editing: http://stereo.jpn.org/eng/stvmkr/ BTW -- Panasonic is a little late in marketing the first 3D consumer camcorder.Toshiba had one in the early 1990's. http://pubpages.unh.edu/~wfc/Toshiba/index.html If you want to get your feet wet shooting HD 3D video for a lot less money, check out the FujiFilm W3 camera. http://www.fujifilm.com/products/3d/camera/finepix_real3dw3/
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The camcorders are all compatible with Mac and PC. It's the program and the input connections in the computer you need for the Mac so ask your Mac store for a good program for capturing and editing your video. Also if you want a better camcorder the JVC GZHM 960 is the way to go.
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I don't know what kind of background you have regarding video editing software; if you're a beginner, Sony Movie Studio has a simplified mode (Which is already way more advanced and significantly more complicated than Windows Movie Maker and iMovie on the iPhone) ~ this should be sufficient for many editing needs such as putting in title cards, inserting transitions, managing different video clips/audio tracks/still images, etc. I found that Sony Movie Studio is more versatile than Pinnacle Studio 17 Plus since it comprises of multiple independent software packages that are more comprehensive in breadth and depth. Pinnacle Studio is entirely usable and the main application is easier to install/get started with but I personally prefer Movie Studio since I was disappointed with the sound-editing functions in Pinnacle. For really simple videos eg. stringing some still photos, title cards, and video snippets together, I found Pinnacle to be a little bit more intuitive. Source: I own Pinnacle Studio 17 and Sony Movie Studio 13
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Abogo just put the camera setting on Intelligent Auto and shoot for a day. You will be very pleased with the video.I use Final Cut Pro X 1.0 you can use iMovie if you have a Macintosh. Tom
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I will suggest you use MK 908, it has quad core. Much easier to handle the video out put. Thanks, have a great weekend!
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You can record without paying manually, or on motion using an std card, but I really really reccommend blue iris software which costs ~ 50. It's got a ton of features and is the way to go, especially if you plan on having more than one camera. I'm an electrician who installs these and my own shop has 9 foscams and blue Iris installed on a dedicated computer.
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I haven't messed with the software that comes with it, but I recommend checking out iSpy. Free, and works very well with these camera handling motion detection and recording.
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I don't use the software that it comes with, I copy the files to the computer after connecting as an external drive and then edit it using iMovie or Windows Movie, depending on where I download it. It's a gr8 camera for the price and works for all home video scenarios.