video editting - minidv

rudeguy

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dont laugh, but microsoft movie maker has worked the best for me. It was the only program that supported my camera (sharp)
 

aircooled

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Originally posted by: rudeguy
dont laugh, but microsoft movie maker has worked the best for me. It was the only program that supported my camera (sharp)


MS Movie maker has come along way since version 1, and it's free :)
 

new2AMD

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This would be a great place to create a list of these products accorrding to price and features.

MS Movie Maker = free
Final Cut = ?
and so on. I would love to know. Have a baby coming in March and want to edit movies with my jvc minidv.
 

godfire

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Final Cut Pro rocks, but I don't have access to that mac anymore so I use premiere (which is acceptable).

As for the camcorder itself, I've had the Sony DCR-PC100 for 4ish years now.
 

LethalWolfe

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Originally posted by: godfire
Final Cut Pro rocks, but I don't have access to that mac anymore so I use premiere (which is acceptable).

As for the camcorder itself, I've had the Sony DCR-PC100 for 4ish years now.

What version of Premiere? Have you tried Vegas Video?


Lethal
 

rudeguy

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Originally posted by: Xiety
What Mini DV Camcorders do you guys own / like / dont like?

I really like my sharp. Sharp puts out some nice camcorders for the money. If you want good driver support for editing, look at Sonys. I hate to point anyone towards sony, but in my quest for software for my sharp, I found that pretty much everyone supported all different models of sonys
 

kami

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Vegas Video 4

It's the only program that automaticaly removes the 3:2 pulldown on our 24p footage (shot with Panasonic AG-DVX100's)

Also some powerful audio editing.

What Mini DV Camcorders do you guys own / like / dont like?
Panasonic AG-DVX100...it is the best Mini-DV camera on the market IMO, and I have sampled all the popular ones including Canon XL1S, and the Sony PD150 & VX1000. Also the only DV cam to shoot in 24p mode (looks film-like). MSRP is around $4,000, but IMO worth 2x that.
 

Koing

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Adobe Preimere 6

DV cam = Sony PC120E.

Koing
 

WhiteKnight

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For a lower end (albeit better than a family cam), I like the Canon GL1. Mid range: Canon XL1s (but I hate the zoom), professional: I am partial to the DSR500.

For editing, I use Premiere 6 at home (PC) and Final Cut Pro for most work that I do.
 

Fuzzmuncher

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I have a Sony TRV900 & I've been using Windows Movie Maker 2

I've been leaning towards buying Vegas, but still considering Premiere or Final Cut Pro.

I do a fair amount of underwater work so I'd like something that auto adjusts for lack of red in the spectrum if possible.