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Video: Hordron Edge stone circle, Peak District

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cerrig C
cerrig Aug 1, 2012 23:40:51
Replying to terrybnd

Very nicely done, and well edited too. I've had a go at this myself just lately, so i've got a bit of an inkling how much effort you've put in here. Well done.
Looking at Sony Vegas pro 11 for editing, but it's very expensive. We'll see, and after watching your video's I may yet stump up for it sometime ( £375 on Amazon at the moment, it was £325 a couple of weeks ago, and I missed that one)

H harestonesdown
harestonesdown Aug 2, 2012 00:56:16
Replying to cerrig

cerrig wrote:
Very nicely done, and well edited too. I've had a go at this myself just lately, so i've got a bit of an inkling how much effort you've put in here. Well done.
Looking at Sony Vegas pro 11 for editing, but it's very expensive. We'll see, and after watching your video's I may yet stump up for it sometime ( £375 on Amazon at the moment, it was £325 a couple of weeks ago, and I missed that one)
I'd take the free and fully functional version, Stick the savings in the tank and do a few sites. ;)
If you can't find it e-mail me and i'll give you the link. ;)
£375, pfffftttttt.

T terrybnd
terrybnd Aug 2, 2012 11:21:21
Replying to cerrig

Thanks. It's not about the editing software though. Video is video after all. Unless you're doing complicated stuff with graphics and multi channel sound then there's no point in the likes of Vegas Pro.

It's all about the camera really and how you shoot it.

I still use £70 video editing software along with the higher end stuff mate. It depends really.

The night timelapse I did on Vegas Pro though. I opened one of the images taken at night, and chose "image sequence" and all Vegas asks of you then is how many frames per second you wish - and it does the rest for you.

Handy! ;)