Good morning,

Anyone have any tips on good editing software for videos taken with my Mavic Pro??     

Rick  

You can find a list of commonly used video editing apps here. YouTube will likely have a lot of good how-to videos for whichever app you decide to use.

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I use Lightworks. There's a learning curve, but it produces good results and there's a free version that does everything I need.

I use Adobe Photoshop for pics and Premiere for Videos. Works good and its not to pbad of price for a years subscription.

I use HitFilm Express. Does everything I need and more. Not to mention the price is right (FREE!!!)!

Slight learning curve. The online documentation is pretty good and there are a lot of videos!

Final cut pro X fantastic software.

LumaFusion $20 bucks.. 4K editing on iPad

I use a variety of editing software. depending on what I want to accomplish.

daVinci Resolve 15 (free)
Cyberlink Power Direct 16
Filmora  Video Editor
Gimp (free)
DashWare (free)
ICE (free)

Cyberlink Powerdirector.  I use it for my mavic and my GoPros

STRIDE8 Posted at 2018-8-17 15:01
LumaFusion $20 bucks.. 4K editing on iPad

Thanks for the tip.  Will this software allow you to upload 4K video from your drone??
Rick  

djiuser_omPKJBtWyTEp Posted at 2018-8-20 08:33
Thanks for the tip.  Will this software allow you to upload 4K video from your drone??
Rick

If you have an iPhone/iPad/Mac yes.. I have an ipad only for video editing.  I take the SD card and upload the card content to iTunes.  Transfer the files to the LumaFusion and you in business

I've recently ditched Adobe Premiere for Davinci Resolve (free version) and I'm impressed; seems to do everything I want and runs quickly compared to Adobe products.  Outputs in all my favourite formats.

I've recently ditched Adobe Premiere for Davinci Resolve (free version) and I'm impressed; seems to do everything I want and runs quickly compared to Adobe products.  Outputs in all my favourite formats.