Whether you want to fix up your home movies, put together a video for a corporate presentation, or create a DVD slide show of your photos, your Mac is up to the task.
iMovie
Apple’s iLife suite comes with iMovie, a powerful and easy-to-use video-editing application . You can import camcorder video, apply scene transitions, add titles, credits, and a soundtrack, and even export your movie to iTunes, YouTube, Facebook, or a DVD. iLife’s iMovie application is an excellent video editor.
iDVD
iLife also comes with iDVD , a program that enables you to set up and burn your own DVDs (assuming your Mac has a DVD burner attached). You can add movies and create photo slide shows. iDVD offers lots of fun themes, and you can even set up menus and submenus just like the pros.iLife’s iDVD application lets you create and burn your own DVDs.
Final Cut
Apple’s top-of-the-line video editor is Final Cut Studio, which offers every possible bell and whistle you can think of for managing, editing, and publishing digital video. Of course, with a price tag of $999, it should! If your needs (and pocketbook) are more modest, consider Final Cut Express, a scaled-down version of Final Cut Studio that, for the much more comfortable price of $199, still offers amazingly powerful features.
See www.apple.com/finalcutexpress.
Adobe Premiere
Adobe Premiere was once the most popular and the most full-featured of the Mac video editors. However, Adobe stopped making Premiere for a while, and that allowed Final Cut to become the king of the Mac video-editing hill. Premiere is back once again, and it remains an excellent product. The high-end version is Premiere Pro , which, as the name suggests, is aimed at professional video editors. The price is high end, too: $799! If your needs aren’t so grandiose, you’ll want to stick with Premiere Elements, which will set you back $99, but still offers plenty of powerful features. Mac video-editing applications don’t get any more full featured than Adobe Premiere Pro.
Other Mac video editors
Here are some other Mac video-editing programs to look into:
Popcorn. www.roxio.com
FastCut. www.timesforfun.de
MediaEdit. www.miensoftware.com
SimpleMovieX. www.aeroquartet.com
iMovie
Apple’s iLife suite comes with iMovie, a powerful and easy-to-use video-editing application . You can import camcorder video, apply scene transitions, add titles, credits, and a soundtrack, and even export your movie to iTunes, YouTube, Facebook, or a DVD. iLife’s iMovie application is an excellent video editor.
iDVD
iLife also comes with iDVD , a program that enables you to set up and burn your own DVDs (assuming your Mac has a DVD burner attached). You can add movies and create photo slide shows. iDVD offers lots of fun themes, and you can even set up menus and submenus just like the pros.iLife’s iDVD application lets you create and burn your own DVDs.
Final Cut
Apple’s top-of-the-line video editor is Final Cut Studio, which offers every possible bell and whistle you can think of for managing, editing, and publishing digital video. Of course, with a price tag of $999, it should! If your needs (and pocketbook) are more modest, consider Final Cut Express, a scaled-down version of Final Cut Studio that, for the much more comfortable price of $199, still offers amazingly powerful features.
See www.apple.com/finalcutexpress.
Adobe Premiere
Adobe Premiere was once the most popular and the most full-featured of the Mac video editors. However, Adobe stopped making Premiere for a while, and that allowed Final Cut to become the king of the Mac video-editing hill. Premiere is back once again, and it remains an excellent product. The high-end version is Premiere Pro , which, as the name suggests, is aimed at professional video editors. The price is high end, too: $799! If your needs aren’t so grandiose, you’ll want to stick with Premiere Elements, which will set you back $99, but still offers plenty of powerful features. Mac video-editing applications don’t get any more full featured than Adobe Premiere Pro.
Other Mac video editors
Here are some other Mac video-editing programs to look into:
Popcorn. www.roxio.com
FastCut. www.timesforfun.de
MediaEdit. www.miensoftware.com
SimpleMovieX. www.aeroquartet.com
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