There are so many available...what do you prefer?

Hi RISoverland, thank you for reaching the DJI Forum. We do appreciate bringing this query to us. I believe some of the co-pilots have contributed their opinions about this. Kindly click this Forum threads https://forum.dji.com/thread-126079-1-1.html and https://forum.dji.com/thread-171933-1-1.html for more information about your concern. We appreciate your support. Have a safe flight always.

I like to use Adobe Premiere Pro for editing video and Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop for editing photos. There are lots of other free options that will work too. I keep a list of the most commonly recommended video and photo editors here.

Hi,
I use OpenShot Video Editor, it is a freeware program, it is easy to use and do a good job.

FCPX or da Vinci resolve, one is free, if your just starting Adobe have new SW program looks interesting and can be used on the move with iPad , Rush CC, RU.

Just don't edit your videos in DJI Go 4 app like i used to. Unless you want low res stuttery pieces of crap to share with your friends....

iMovies - free on IOS

msinger Posted at 11-12 04:52
I like to use Adobe Premiere Pro for editing video and Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop for editing photos. There are lots of other free options that will work too. I keep a list of the most commonly recommended video and photo editors here.

Awesome list of EVERYTHING. I have realized now i have another problem. My laptop crapped out, im on a chromebook or my galaxys7 phone till i get this squared out. Thankyou for the list !

WilfredSparkman 0 Posted at 11-14 02:08
Just don't edit your videos in DJI Go 4 app like i used to. Unless you want low res stuttery pieces of crap to share with your friends....

I did play with it a little and the quality is definitely not there. You would think that DJI would do better to promote better quality vids which would help sales? Lmao

ssylca44 Posted at 11-12 06:20
Hi,
I use OpenShot Video Editor, it is a freeware program, it is easy to use and do a good job.

Thankyou, have not heard of that one and I will have to check it out.

LumaFusion (iOS), better than many others already mentioned, except FCXP and Adobe Premiere Pro.

RISoverland Posted at 11-14 12:41
I did play with it a little and the quality is definitely not there. You would think that DJI would do better to promote better quality vids which would help sales? Lmao

Yeah it's really not the one!!
Hahah yes exactly I can't understand why they wouldn't allow a better output like you say, it's hardly good advertising is it!!!

RIS, this post gives a really good rundown of editing apps and their strengths and weaknesses and cost etc too: https://www.dronevideoadvisor.co ... tware-should-i-use/

Divinci resolve

DJI Gamora Posted at 2018-11-12 03:46
Hi RISoverland, thank you for reaching the DJI Forum. We do appreciate bringing this query to us. I believe some of the co-pilots have contributed their opinions about this. Kindly click this Forum threads https://forum.dji.com/thread-126079-1-1.html and https://forum.dji.com/thread-171933-1-1.html for more information about your concern. We appreciate your support. Have a safe flight always.

The editing software of the DJI app is amazing.  If more work could be done so that people don't have to upload to PC.  I just use a Smartcard SD micro reader to USB-C to transfer the files.

AntDX316 Posted at 3-25 01:59
The editing software of the DJI app is amazing.  If more work could be done so that people don't have to upload to PC.  I just use a Smartcard SD micro reader to USB-C to transfer the files.

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for me i use adobe premire elements 15 because i an only afford it but its works just fine, it depends on how much your willing to pay for a editing software

At the moment I use Adobe Premiere Pro for videos and Lightroom for photos. Gonna switch to Davinci Resolve for videos though.

I use and still like Adobe Premiere Elements. Have used it for quite a few years now for some casual video editing. Recently downloaded DaVinci Resolve to try it out, so in time, if I like it, I'm likely moving to that editor.