I wanna make some videos possibly related to TF2. Am I gonna have the bite the bullet and spend money on video editing software like adobe premiere or is there a free alternative?
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I wanna make some videos possibly related to TF2. Am I gonna have the bite the bullet and spend money on video editing software like adobe premiere or is there a free alternative?
if you record the whole thing in unregistered hypercam and pick your shittiest mic it's now an aesthetic and not technological shortcomings
if you record the whole thing in unregistered hypercam and pick your shittiest mic it's now an aesthetic and not technological shortcomings
i got you bro add me on steam or discord SasukeUchiha *TRADE.TF*#6532
i got you bro add me on steam or discord SasukeUchiha *TRADE.TF*#6532
I've been using torrented vegas for like 2 years now and it's been working just fine
I've been using torrented vegas for like 2 years now and it's been working just fine
whatever you decide to use now, keep an eye out for humble bundle putting vegas on a super steep sale in the future, it's already happened twice where they sell vegas for like 20 bucks
whatever you decide to use now, keep an eye out for humble bundle putting vegas on a super steep sale in the future, it's already happened twice where they sell vegas for like 20 bucks
+1 on the humble bundle Vegas Pro
Not nearly as "powerful" as Premiere, but it's much more intuitive and simple
+1 on the humble bundle Vegas Pro
Not nearly as "powerful" as Premiere, but it's much more intuitive and simple
Not nearly as "powerful" as Premiere, but it's much more intuitive and simple
DaVinci Resolve 16 is free, but can be intimidating at first glance. There's tons of tutorials out there for it, even for more simple tasks.
DaVinci Resolve 16 is free, but can be intimidating at first glance. There's tons of tutorials out there for it, even for more simple tasks.
Torrent premier and after effects, make sure they're from the same year so you can transfer work in between them fluidly, then torrent some plugins
Shout out chingliu!!
Torrent premier and after effects, make sure they're from the same year so you can transfer work in between them fluidly, then torrent some plugins
Shout out chingliu!!
Shout out chingliu!!
NightfaulDaVinci Resolve 16 is free, but can be intimidating at first glance. There's tons of tutorials out there for it, even for more simple tasks.
+1 on this, but it requires a hefty computer.
I'm still on 15 because lazy but version 16 has a new tab called cut for streamlined editing. Should be what you need if you want to stitch together shadowplay clips.
The only other 2 tabs you will need are media (import clips) and deliver (export video).
I just watched this video to see if it was a good tutorial and it is all you need for basic editing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52vK5mzl1jQ
[quote=Nightfaul]DaVinci Resolve 16 is free, but can be intimidating at first glance. There's tons of tutorials out there for it, even for more simple tasks.[/quote]
+1 on this, but it requires a hefty computer.
I'm still on 15 because lazy but version 16 has a new tab called cut for streamlined editing. Should be what you need if you want to stitch together shadowplay clips.
The only other 2 tabs you will need are media (import clips) and deliver (export video).
I just watched this video to see if it was a good tutorial and it is all you need for basic editing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52vK5mzl1jQ
+1 on this, but it requires a hefty computer.
I'm still on 15 because lazy but version 16 has a new tab called cut for streamlined editing. Should be what you need if you want to stitch together shadowplay clips.
The only other 2 tabs you will need are media (import clips) and deliver (export video).
I just watched this video to see if it was a good tutorial and it is all you need for basic editing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52vK5mzl1jQ
Depends what you want to do really. If you want to just make normal videos then Resolve is a good option if you're not looking to spend. If you want to make fancy TF2 fragvideos/edits and the like you'll need AE (or Vegas if you prefer but that's less popular among tf2 editors than AE).
Depends what you want to do really. If you want to just make normal videos then Resolve is a good option if you're not looking to spend. If you want to make fancy TF2 fragvideos/edits and the like you'll need AE (or Vegas if you prefer but that's less popular among tf2 editors than AE).
learn adobe premiere now before you waste time on a free video editor
learn adobe premiere now before you waste time on a free video editor
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