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• The webpage offers suggestions for video editing software for beginners who don’t want to pay for a subscription.
• DaVinci Resolve is a popular free option with many features, good color grading, and stability, along with free online workshops. Recommended by many users.
• Other free software options include OpenShot, Shotcut, Olive, and VSDC. Each has its pros and cons.
• Final Cut Pro X is a paid option but very popular for its ease of use and feature set. Available for a one-time payment.
• Wondershare Filmora is also a paid option, but some users warn against it due to unethical practices such as violating the GPL and deceptive marketing.
• Sony Vegas Pro is another paid option with a one-time payment. It’s highly recommended by the author of the article, but some users say a newer version has focused more on audio editing and less on video editing.
• Adobe Premiere Elements is another paid option, but less expensive than other Adobe products and has a comprehensive set of features.
• Blender is a free 3D modeling and animation software that also includes a video editor.
• Windows Movie Maker is a free option that’s been phased out, but some users recommend the Windows Photos app as an alternative.
• Lightworks is a free option with a lot of features and some advanced capabilities that make it popular with those into video-making as a hobby. The interface can be more difficult to use than some other options.
• iMovie comes included with Macs and is a favorite among Apple users due to its ease of use, but may be too simplistic for some users.
• HitFilm Express is a free option with a lot of features, but some users have reported technical issues with the latest version.
• Barillo Video Editing Software is a new option with a small learning curve, but it’s still being developed so there may be some bugs and it doesn’t have as many features as other options.
• The author recommends trying out several options before deciding on the best one for your needs.
• Several commenters suggest trying out Resolve before paying for a paid app.
• Some commenters recommend using an iPad app LumaFusion for a user-friendly and cost-effective option.
• Other commenters suggest using Camtasia for its screen recording and video editing capabilities.
• For those who are brand new to video editing, CyberLink PowerDirector is recommended for its easy-to-use interface and online tutorials.

Webpage Title: How to Choose Video Editing Software: a Buyer’s Guide

• Video editing software: programs that enable professionals and amateurs to cut, edit, enhance, and export video files.

• Key factors to consider when choosing software:

  • Your budget
  • Any hardware you currently have
  • What types of projects you plan to work on
  • Your skill level
  • What output you need

• Top paid video editing software (with brief descriptions):

  • Adobe Premiere Pro: professional-level editing with a comprehensive feature set (karma rating: 50)
  • Final Cut Pro: widely-used advanced editing software for Mac users (karma rating: 39)
  • Avid Media Composer: comprehensive video editing tool for professionals (karma rating: 19)
  • Sony Vegas Pro: popular among YouTubers and beginner filmmakers (karma rating: 9)
  • Edius: video editing software, known for its reliability and speed (karma rating: 2)

• Top free video editing software (with brief descriptions):

  • DaVinci Resolve: a professional-grade program that’s free for most users (karma rating: 74)
  • Hitfilm Express: one of the most popular free video editors with advanced VFX tools (karma rating: 23)
  • Olive Editor: open-source video editor with a user-friendly interface (karma rating: 1)
  • Kdenlive: one of the top open-source video editors favored by Linux users (karma rating: 3)

• Other factors to consider in choosing video editing software:

  • Hardware specifications: many programs require high-end specs, so be sure to check them before downloading
  • Media specifications: if you plan to work with high-framerate footage or certain types of codecs, make sure your software supports them
  • Proxy workflow: using low-res files for editing can help maintain performance while working with high-quality footage
  • Mobile editing solutions: apps for mobile devices can be useful for basic editing tasks on the go

• Video editing software reviews and comparisons: helpful tools for making an informed decision.

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