It depends on how much money you are ready to spend. You can get a not bad video card with 256 Mb. But if you want to work efficiently it's better you have at least 512 SLI (1024 together). The best and most expensive is 1024 Mb vido cards which are create for video editing and gaming. It can cost as much as $700-1000 depending on brand and type.
Video Editing is memory intensive. Each pixel and frame in the video has to be stored and retrieved fast. I would recommend 4-8GB of Ram. DDR2 would be the best choice.
Photoshop is require as much memory, since the images are stationary. However each pixel has too be stored also. I would recommend 2-4 GB of RAM for Photoshop.
If your going to be doing both, 6GB is a good compromise. You could still easily edit video without running out of memory, and also run Photoshop without a lot of wasted memory.
You can work vith video movie with Extended version of Photoshop. Adobe Photoshop Extended.
Yes. You do need a video editing program.
I would into Adobe Photoshop for the Mac. Look for the Elements version, which is cheaper, and will give you all the tools you need! Photoshop is very much the standard program in the world of photo editing.
need a program like After Effect
Video editing software can use all the processing power you have. Consider a 2.4 Ghz. Core 2 Duo or better.
ya gaming computers are good for video editing but u also need 3d accelerator card.
I am trying to make a Parkour/Free running video with some fellow traceurs, and I need a good video editing program. We're filming with a Flip Video camera, and it comes with a novice editing program. But its not good for what we want to do.
To look for video editing jobs in Los Angeles you should network. Talk to companies that need video editing jobs. Go to a temporary agency specializing in the field.
The best video editing software would have to be Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. It has all the features you need and can edit most any video file type.
Yes. For such kind of operations you will need a video editing program. In most operating systems today, there are pre installed video editing programs. For example in Windows there is Windows Movie Maker.
i would be very inclined to recommend adobe photoshop. that's just an opinion though
Sony Vegas Pro 8 is highly regarded among the video production community as top of the line. It has everything you need from professional HD video editing to audio editing. It also features excellent DVD authoring capabities.