Re: OT: QUESTIONS ANOUT LOW-FI DIGITAL VIDEO CAMS

[David Coffin <dpcoffin@earthlink.net>]

Don't know anything about the lo-fi aspect of your question, tEd, but  
you couldn't do better than iMovie as free and powerful video editor  
on the Mac. If you've got iMovie 8, you might want to download iMovie  
HD, available for free from Apple for anyone with ver. 8 who misses  
the earlier version. Both are very capable, but the HD version has a  
more traditional interface with obvious tracks on a time line, you can  
get lots of plugins for it, and it offers a ton of built-in FX. Ver 8  
is thought to be dumbed down, but it's actually smartened up in many  
respects. No matter, you can use both. Pogue's Missing Manual is a  
great resource for it, and I'll be happy to field any questions you'll  
have.
dc



On Nov 8, 2008, at 3:49 PM, tEd ® KiLLiAn wrote:

> Anyone using one and also using a Mac to edit their video on?
>
> Other solutions and/or suggestions (given that I am solidly  
> committed to the Mac platform - it's what I've been using for 20  
> years)?
>
> What software are you editing these videos in.