Editing videos is something that not many venture into. The process itself is pretty complicated, and the software needed to edit videos are usually expensive. Moreover, it requires a solid ...

We regularly shoot videos on our mobile phones. You can edit them easily using video editors and make a memory out of them. There are professional video editors like Premiere Pro, and Davinci Resolve ...

Frame rate determines the smoothness of a video as perceived. That difference between 24fps, 30fps, and 60fps can change the way the content is perceived. A greater frame rate, such as 60fps, produces ...

A good private video editor is hard to find—especially when you want it to work across all of your devices. Yes, there are lots of decent video editors, including Microsoft’s Clipchamp tool and ...

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For the past few years, the filmmaker Vern Hass has been splicing clips from The Wendy Williams Show so they resemble a daytime television show broadcast from a parallel dimension — a world he calls ...

Why become an online video editor? So, why should you be interested in becoming a video editor? To use video-game parlance for a moment, video editing offers a low “skill floor” and a high “skill ...

YouTube has just unveiled YouTube Remixer, a piece of online software that allows users to do some basic video editing using an Adobe Premiere back end. You can stick ...

Adobe and Photobucket announced a partnership today that will allow Photobucket’s 35 million users to do basic video editing online through the web. The tools will be implemented in a browser using ...