Editing Software for Hunting

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  1. Bowhunter171

    Bowhunter171 Weekend Warrior

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    I just recently started self filming this past season and was just curious what editing software any of you guys use
     
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    I really enjoy CyberLink Power Director, have been using it for years.

    I currently have the Version 12, but there are newer ones.

    Worth very buck$$
     
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    I've used Cyber Director and it is a solid editing software. Currently I'm using Premier Pro Creative Cloud.
     
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    In Cyber Link can I make chapters? I also film some concerts and shows for cash and I need something where people can see a main page with chapters and skip to song 6 if that is where there kid/family member perform.
     
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    I use final cut pro....but if u are just starting...look into pinnacle studios....it's very user friendly
     
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    im getting into filming my hunts too, will iMovie work?
     
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    I use iMovie and it works just fine.

    Here is an example of an Intro using just pictures:

    http://youtu.be/5qT6-MPcReg
     
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    Adobe Premiere Pro....a bit of a learning curve, but it really is an awesome program!
     
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    This. It's worth it's weight in gold..or bits in gold...or bits in bitcoin? I don't know. It's worth it.

    It's also by subscription, and you can cancel any time. I've been using it for 4 years for my production company and we love it.

    HitFilms is another really great one, and you should look into it as well.
     

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