Hi,


i have just ordered a Pro 2 and i'm a beginner in video editing (i'm a photographer).


What would be the best software to edit the PRO 2 videos in Dlog-M 10 bits.


Are there any tutorial on how to manage the colors from the Dlog-M ?


I need one that is easy to use as a beginner.


yours,


Cyril
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I personally like and learning the adobe suite. Personally I don't think you can go wrong with it. There a a bunch of tutorial out there as well. That being said I did find this old forum post

https://forum.dji.com/thread-110283-1-1.html

Go for Davinci Resolve ! Professionnal editing and grading software, and it's free !
This is where you'll make the most out of the 10 bit color.


I'm working with Premiere because I'm used to it and I work way faster, but I'm looking to switch to Resolve.
I'm getting tired of Premiere crashing for no reason here and there.

There are quite a number of good ones. The best one is the one you feel comfortable with in terms of user friendliness, so try them before buying. Here you can find many download links for free trial versions: https://download.cnet.com/video-editing-production/windows/
Personally I use Cyberlink Power Director since many years.

Premiere pro is excellent and has a ton of videos and tutorials out there.

Resolve is free but more limited (in terms of plugins an features) but if you just want basic grading its fine.

Premiere pro is awesome, but a steep learning curve. Wondershare Filmora, easy to use, and some excellent functions. Also, a ton of tutorials and free content to download. I have yet to use Davinci, but did get it. Also Cyberlink Power Director looks nice. Also a lot of free content to download. All of the above should also have codecs for the 10 bit logs by now.

I would probably get the easier to use software for a beginning, then go up to PP if I get my head around all the things you could do, cut and add timelines, and and.......

Hi, Thanks for the inquiry. Hope you'll get the best recommendation for better editing software. Thank you for the support.

Wachtberger Posted at 2018-9-3 02:13
There are quite a number of good ones. The best one is the one you feel comfortable with in terms of user friendliness, so try them before buying. Here you can find many download links for free trial versions: https://download.cnet.com/video-editing-production/windows/
Personally I use Cyberlink Power Director since many years.

I too use the full paid version of PowerDirector as it's so powerful yet generally so intuitive.
My only criticism of it is how it handles sound editing and levels, but for picture editing and effects, it's very straightforward

Ian

Wellsi Posted at 2018-9-5 13:24
I too use the full paid version of PowerDirector as it's so powerful yet generally so intuitive.
My only criticism of it is how it handles sound editing and levels, but for picture editing and effects, it's very straightforward

I fully agree with you on the video editing functions. On sound I cannot comment because my videos just need suitable music added and that works easily. Your videos are much more demanding on that side too. What I like in particular on Power Director is the "Produce" section. Very efficient and offers just all what is on the market if one updates regularly (not always needed to be done every year).

You can forget the free version of resolve as it has no lens correction feature.

You need the £240 studio version to correct M2P footage in any profile other than normal.

Cyril,
I have a few on the computer. At one time I was using Davinci Resolve 15 most of the time. Then I saw some videos and they were using Cyberlink Director 16. Tried it and I really like it. If you are into easy editing Cyberlink is great. It uses programs with-in it to take a lot of guess work out of editing. I use  both editing programs, Cyberlink for ease and Davinci for color editing.
Another good editing program that is like Cyberlink is Filmora.

B1houdini Posted at 2018-9-5 17:49
Cyril,
I have a few on the computer. At one time I was using Davinci Resolve 15 most of the time. Then I saw some videos and they were using Cyberlink Director 16. Tried it and I really like it. If you are into easy editing Cyberlink is great. It uses programs with-in it to take a lot of guess work out of editing. I use  both editing programs, Cyberlink for ease and Davinci for color editing.
Another good editing program that is like Cyberlink is Filmora.

BHoudini-

What format of DJI files are you downloading for editing in Cyberlink?

premiere pro, vegas pro 15, wondershare filmora, is what i use, you can find these on the piratebay for free, don't ask me for any links though might get me in trouble ;)

mbre Posted at 2018-9-15 20:53
BHoudini-

What format of DJI files are you downloading for editing in Cyberlink?

Cyril,
If you are asking what video format? I take the video data (mp4) right off the SD card and input it directly into Cyberlink. I just uploaded a video using Cyberlink to the forum. Iron King

Adobe Premiere Pro CC is best software for video editing but is paid version.

I just switched to Premiere Pro, I need to learn it more.  I primarily used Vegas, though I came across issues with it when trying to recently edit certain 4K media (it's not my rig).  I know DaVinci Resolve is great too.

The TunesKit AceMovi is worth trying. Actually, I am also a beginner of video editing. I have tried the PR of Adobe, but it is really difficult  and complex for me. I can't use it to make a whole video which is upst to me.
But recently I found a new video editor to help me. That is TunseKit AceMovi which has intuitive interface and simple steps to edit  a good video. What is the most important for me is that I can understand all of the explaination of its tutorials. This is really savior for me as a beginner. If this tool can also help you, I would be happy.