But Adobe is much complicated then Filmora

i first use Filmora then i use Adobe for YouTube videos

I saw  people mentioning Filmora, but  that program is definitely over-priced.
You can buy the  nearly the same product with less money.
Joyoshare Video splitter is one of the best bugget one I can find. Plus, it is easier to use than Filmora.
You can also get a discount now  here: https://www.joyoshare.com/special/2019-xmas-sales/

Syed Talha Posted at 9-15 08:58
Also Try Adobe Premier Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is excellent once you make it over the learning curve. I guess that's true with most video editing software though... A lot to learn up front.

Hi all,

What are your thoughts on Sony Vegas Pro?

+1 for DaVinci Resolve

The icon is on the bottom of your dji 4 go app

I've been using Lightroom ( I know it's not a video editing service but hear me out ). I'm a photographer so I want my video snippets to match my overall colors. Short videos can have a photo preset applied in lightroom. I've not found another easy way to color grade. For longer videos I've been using iMovie. I'm open to suggestions though! Would love some other ideas! Mavic Air 2 user.

Like a lot of the other people posting, I use Davinci Resolve.  You get a lot of functionality and high end features for free.  

MickyD Posted at 2017-3-16 03:22
Thanks for the prompt response, I'll check it out now.

I've used CyberLink PowerDirector for years, and will be using it for all my Mavic 2 Pro color grading and editing.

Maxwhiteuv Posted at 2017-11-10 01:55
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Lightworks, Pavtube Video Converter, iMovie, Kdenlive, Windows Movie Maker, Sony Vegas Pro, AvideMux, Pavtube Media Magician, Cinelerra, Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac.

Thank you Sir!

I've been using Adobe Premiere for years and I love it, I have the mavic 2 zoom.

Windows movie maker/ iMovie Easiest & Free - Premiere Pro / Final Cut (Cost Money) All 4 are very easy to use and offer many tutorials!

I use a Kinnemaster on phone and doing very good just problems is small display

I'm trying to find a place I can get copyrighted music to add to the videos I make. I can seem to use apps like Amazon music even if I buy it.  Can anyone help me

You have many options some of them are = Hitfilm Express, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Avid Media Composer and Hitfilm Pro

I personally use TunesKit AceMovi, I like it very much.

I think it is easy to use than Pr, and friendly for video editing beginners.

I have used it to cut, merge and split my video clips and add special effects like texts, transitions, stickers and background music.

I feel it is wonderful, you may try it.

What about iMovie?

Feel free to laugh. but as a newbie I had to resort to using the original windows movie maker - needless to say it was very basic. will look at other software now!!!

Premiere on PC/MAC, Final Cut on Mac if you don't like premiere

I use TunesKit AceMovi, it's an easy-to-use video editing software, which can create and edit high-quality video, even a beginner can operate it well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAGopK3_Vik