VideoPad video editor is pretty much iMovie for windows. (:
A good video editor for beginners would be one that does not require a significant amount of technical work by the user. Mac computers come with a video editing program called iMovie, which is a good starting point.
Yes, there are several video editing software options available for Windows that are similar to iMovie, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Filmora, and Davinci Resolve.
No FinalCutPro is also a video editor for Mac
Reel director,iMovie,and iMovie extras but you need wifi for the iMovie extras.
Newbluefx is completely free:) if you download avs video editor it is a free movie editor and you can go to Newbluefx.com and download the plugins:) newblurfx is compatible with avs video editor and you can get newblue fx free:) there is a newbluefx watermark but it is free! If you have a mac try imovie or final cut pro, newblue is compatible with final cut too
Al new Macs come with the latest version of Apple's iMovie video editing software. (See links below)
You can make cool video/montage with Windows Movie Maker (for Windows users), iMovie (for Mac users) or OneTrueMedia (any operating system as long as you have Internet).Here's an online tutorial on how to use Windows Movie Maker:http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using...iMovie tutorial:http://www.apple.com/support/imovie/tuto... More and more free editor: http://www.video-to-flash.com/free_video_editor/ Free video editor for mac/windows/linux machine
Try loading the footage into a media editor such as Windows Movie Maker, or iMovie. Then edit the frame speed from there.
Mp4 is a good format for iMovie.
For the most part, you will need to have an idea and a video editor. Basic movie editing software include iMovie and Windows Movie Maker.
Use Windows Movie Maker if your pc is windows system, if you need mac version, you can try imovie. When opened go to effects then rotate the amount you want.