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What software do most of you use to put together those really cool trip videos?
I have our photos (no videos, just photos) that I want to put together in a slide show with some captions & music. I'm on a PC (no Mac) and have Picasa. Is that enough?
Thanks!
Julie
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I think you can edit with Picasa. You could also use windows movie maker.
I myself use adobe premiere - not exactly great for beginners and more costly than the others.
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I use windows movie maker . Very easy to use
Kim
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Thanks - off to give this a try!
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I use windows movie maker too. It has a lot of nice features. Once I have the movie made and uploaded to my YouTube channel, I go to the enhancements section to take out the shakiness if there is any. This is especially good when making sailing videos. It seems to smooth things out nicely. Have fun putting together your slide show/video. I cannot wait to see it!
Kim
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Movie maker should work well for you.
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